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The Book of ISAIAH – Volume. 1 Introduction & Theological Foundations

By: Fr. Tadros Y. Malaty, Bishoy Boshra Behnam
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That first volume in the Patristic Commentary on the Book of Isaiah opens the door to one of the rich and prophetically profound texts of the Old Testament. This Introduction is rooted in the Coptic Orthodox tradition and draws from the early Church Fathers, offering a panoramic view of Isaiah's life, message, and enduring legacy.

Far more than a historical overview, this volume presents Isaiah as both seer and evangelist—the prophet whose writing is called "The Fifth Evangelist" and whose words the early Church saw fulfilled in Christ's incarnation, passion, and resurrection.

Inside, you will explore:

  • The social, political, and religious climate of Isaiah's time.
  • The prophet's personal life, calling, and character.
  • A detailed look at the major themes of Isaiah's theology: holiness, sin, salvation, and the role of the Servant of the Lord.
  • How Isaiah's prophecies reveal the New Testament and the Church's liturgical life.
  • The unity of the book and modern critical divisions.

Whether you're a theologian, a student of Scripture, or a curious believer, this volume offers timeless insights that illuminate Isaiah's prophetic voice—not as ancient history but as a living call to repentance, hope, and divine glory.

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