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Isaiah 7:14 - Context and Content in the Interpretation

Isaiah 7:14 - Context and Content in the Interpretation

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  • J. Alec Motyer

This article considers the matter of editing of a prophetic text, and it does so by using as example the "Servant passages" in Isaiah, particularly Isaiah 7:14, its context and content. The author argues that the concept of the editing of a text is not itself at fault; rather, this concept is simply not taken with sufficient seriousness by those who appeal most frequently to it.

Source: Tyndale Bulletin, 1970. 8 pages.

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