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Where Did Deutero-Isaiah Live?

Journal of Biblical Literature, 1919
M. Buttenwieser
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Creative Redemption in Deutero-Isaiah

Journal of Biblical Literature, 1972
Byron E. Shafer, Carroll Stuhlmueller
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The Home of Deutero-Isaiah

Journal of Biblical Literature, 1917
J. Maynard
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Present or Future Eschatology in Psalm 96 in the Light of Deutero-Isaiah

, 2015
Florian Förg
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The Beacon Lights of Prophecy. An Interpretation of Amos, Hosea, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Deutero-Isaiah. Albert C. Knudson. Eaton & Mains. Pp. xii, 281. $1.25.

Harvard Theological Review, 1916
F. B. Blodgett
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Book Review: Deutero-Isaiah. A Commentary.

Review & Expositor, 1928
K. M. Yates
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The Servant Poems in the Deutero-Isaiah

Theology, 1925
A. Guillaume
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Darius in Place of Cyrus: The First Edition of Deutero-Isaiah (Isaiah 40.1-52.12) in 521 bce

, 2003
Rainer Albertz
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The Suffering Servant in Deutero-Isaiah, an Historical and Critical Study

, 1950
C. M. C., Christopher North
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The Servant Songs in Deutero-Isaiah

Journal for the Study of the Old Testament, 1988
Replacant les " chants du serviteur " dans leur contexte immediat, deutero-isaien (chapitres 40-55), l'auteur propose une double identification de la figure du serviteur anonyme : aux chapitres 40-48, il s'agit d'Israel, incapable d'accomplir sa vocation du fait de ses souffrances. Aux chapitres 49-55, le serviteur est le prophete, investi d'une double
Peter Wilcox, David Paton-Williams
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