H. G. M. Williamson is Regius Professor of Hebrew, University of Oxford, and Student of Christ Church.

Review from previous edition In this carefully argued monograph Williamson presents a fascinating theory and comes to daring conclusions ... He proceeds by a careful analysis of relevant texts and by detailed attention to the work of his scholarly predecessors to produce a work that is clear, convincing and challenging. It marks an important contribution to work on the book of Isaiah ... This is the kind of study that keeps one gripped by the argument and fascinated to see in which direction the author will move next; a rare treat in modern biblical studies.

• 1. Recent Study of the Book Called Isaiah ; 2. Limitations, Presuppositions, and Method ; 3. Isaiah Chapter 6 ; 4. Further Examples of Isianic Influence ; 5. On Writing and Witnesses ; 6. Deutero-Isaiah and Isaiah 2-12 ; 7. Deutero-Isaiah and Isaiah 13-27 ; 8. Deutero-Isaiah and Isaiah 28-39 ; 9. Conclusions

H. G. M. Williamson is Regius Professor of Hebrew, University of Oxford, and Student of Christ Church.

Review from previous edition In this carefully argued monograph Williamson presents a fascinating theory and comes to daring conclusions ... He proceeds by a careful analysis of relevant texts and by detailed attention to the work of his scholarly predecessors to produce a work that is clear, convincing and challenging. It marks an important contribution to work on the book of Isaiah ... This is the kind of study that keeps one gripped by the argument and fascinated to see in which direction the author will move next; a rare treat in modern biblical studies.

• 1. Recent Study of the Book Called Isaiah ; 2. Limitations, Presuppositions, and Method ; 3. Isaiah Chapter 6 ; 4. Further Examples of Isianic Influence ; 5. On Writing and Witnesses ; 6. Deutero-Isaiah and Isaiah 2-12 ; 7. Deutero-Isaiah and Isaiah 13-27 ; 8. Deutero-Isaiah and Isaiah 28-39 ; 9. Conclusions

H. G. M. Williamson is Regius Professor of Hebrew, University of Oxford, and Student of Christ Church.

Review from previous edition In this carefully argued monograph Williamson presents a fascinating theory and comes to daring conclusions ... He proceeds by a careful analysis of relevant texts and by detailed attention to the work of his scholarly predecessors to produce a work that is clear, convincing and challenging. It marks an important contribution to work on the book of Isaiah ... This is the kind of study that keeps one gripped by the argument and fascinated to see in which direction the author will move next; a rare treat in modern biblical studies.

• 1. Recent Study of the Book Called Isaiah ; 2. Limitations, Presuppositions, and Method ; 3. Isaiah Chapter 6 ; 4. Further Examples of Isianic Influence ; 5. On Writing and Witnesses ; 6. Deutero-Isaiah and Isaiah 2-12 ; 7. Deutero-Isaiah and Isaiah 13-27 ; 8. Deutero-Isaiah and Isaiah 28-39 ; 9. Conclusions