Paul, Shalom M <br/><br/>
Isaiah 40-66   Translation and Commentary: Eerdmans Critical Commentary 

 - Michigan  William B.Eerdmans Publishing Co  2012 
 - 714p 
<br/><br/> includes index and biblioraphy 
<br/><br/>1.  Deutero-Isaiah  2. Trito-Isaiah?  3. Historical Survey  Excursus A: Prayer ofNabonidus   Excursus B: Cyrus Cylinder  4. Rishonot and Hadashot  5. Servant Songs  6. Attitudes toward Foreigners and Religious Universalism  7.  Deutero-Isaiah, Polemicist  8.  Descriptions of Jerusalem  9.  Descriptions of God, His Attributes, and His Relationship to His People  10.	Unique Style and Literary Sequence  11.	Language of the Book: Aramaic and Late Hebrew  12.	Inner-Biblical Traditions Reflected in Deutero-Isaiah  13.  Deuteronomic and Deuteronomistic Influences on Deutero-Isaiah	  14.  Influence of First Isaiah on Deutero-Isaiah	  15.  Influence of Jeremiah on Deutero-Isaiah	  16.  Additional Prophetic Influences on Deutero-Isaiah	  17.  Psalmic Influences on Deutero-Isaiah	  18.  Parallels between the Book of Lamentations and Deutero-Isaiah	  19.  Deutero-Isaiah and the Literary Heritage of the Ancient Near East	  20.  Isaiah Scrolls from Qumran and Ancient Translations	  21.  Deutero-Isaiah in Jewish Liturgy	     
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780802826039  3896 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>BC36  / P281