Isaiah

Orthodox Bible · Old Testament · 66 chapters · LXX

About Isaiah

Isaiah is the towering prophetic book — warning Judah of judgment, comforting the exiles, and pointing repeatedly to a coming Servant who saves.

Frequently asked about Isaiah

Why is Isaiah quoted so much in the New Testament?
Isaiah's Servant Songs (esp. ch. 53) and messianic prophecies (7:14, 9:6) shape New Testament Christology more than any other Old Testament book.
Was Isaiah written by one person?
Christian tradition holds a single Isaiah. Many modern scholars see chapters 40–66 as later additions; the book itself names only Isaiah son of Amoz.