Engaging with critical scholarship but designed to be accessible for those beginning formal theological study or Christians who want to go deeper in their understanding of the book, The Kingdom of Our God demonstrates that the words of the prophets can still speak to us today.

Jenni Williams

Cover

Title

Dedication

Preface

Introduction

First Isaiah

The State of the Nation (1.1―5.30)

Seeing the Signs (6.1―9.21)

Hope in Dangerous Times (10.1―12.12)

Judgement (13.1―23.18)

Apocalypse (24.1―27.13)

True Wisdom (28.1―32.30)

The Lord Arises (33.1―35.10)

Isaiah and Hezekiah (36.1―39.8)

Second Isaiah

Comfort (40.1―43.28)

The Incomparable Lord (44.1―46.13)

Realities in Babylon (47.1―48.22)

The Servant of the Lord (49.1―53.12)

Sing! (54.1—55.13)

Third Isaiah

An Extraordinary Hope and its Frustration (56.1―59.21)

Hope for Jerusalem (60.1―62.12)

Our Father (63.1–19)

Conclusion

Index of Bible References

Index of Names and Subjects

Copyright

\["As much for deeper readers and lay-readers","This theological commentary digs deep into substantial questions of Isaiah","You'll see more of how the book of Isaiah speaks of God's Kingdom"\]

This theological commentary digs deep into the book of Isaiah exploring the theme of The Kingdom of God

Kingdom of our God

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Engaging with critical scholarship but designed to be accessible for those beginning formal theological study or Christians who want to go deeper in their understanding of the book, The Kingdom of Our God demonstrates that the words of the prophets can still speak to us today.

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