The Book of Isaiah, Chapters 1-39 (New Intl Commentary on the Old Testament) - Tapa dura

Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society "An excellent conservative commentary on the book of Isaiah. . . Oswalt's work is a treasure. It provides solid help in understanding the text and message of this Old Testament book."Review & Expositor "This book is a solid piece of scholarship and may be recommended to pastors and teachers alike as an exemplary piece of conservative research and exposition."Southwestern Journal of Theology "This commentary will be one of the most widely used and appreciated [in the NICOT series], and perhaps even one of the flagship volumes." Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society -An excellent conservative commentary on the book of Isaiah. . . Oswalt's work is a treasure. It provides solid help in understanding the text and message of this Old Testament book.-Review & Expositor -This book is a solid piece of scholarship and may be recommended to pastors and teachers alike as an exemplary piece of conservative research and exposition.-Southwestern Journal of Theology -This commentary will be one of the most widely used and appreciated [in the NICOT series], and perhaps even one of the flagship volumes.- Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society "An excellent conservative commentary on the book of Isaiah. . . Oswalt's work is a treasure. It provides solid help in understanding the text and message of this Old Testament book." Review & Expositor "This book is a solid piece of scholarship and may be recommended to pastors and teachers alike as an exemplary piece of conservative research and exposition." Southwestern Journal of Theology "This commentary will be one of the most widely used and appreciated [in the NICOT series], and perhaps even one of the flagship volumes."

Oswalt's study on the first 39 chapters of the Book of Isaiah is part of The New International Commentary on the Old Testament. Like its companion series on the New Testament, this commentary devotes considerable care to achieving a balance between technical information and homiletic-devotional interpretation.