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The '''book of Isaiah''' is the twenty-third book of the [[The Old Testament|Old Testament]] and shares its name with the prophet who wrote it. It is classified as one of the Major Prophets, alongside the books of [[Ezekiel (Bible)|Ezekiel]], [[ | The '''book of Isaiah''' is the twenty-third book of the [[The Old Testament|Old Testament]] and shares its name with the prophet who wrote it. It is classified as one of the Major Prophets, alongside the books of [[Ezekiel (Bible)|Ezekiel]], [[Jeremiah (Bible)|Jeremiah]], and [[Book of Daniel|Daniel]]. Isaiah is divided into two distinct sections: the first half (chapters 1–39) warns of the impending judgment that will befall Judah and the surrounding nations, while the second half (chapters 40–66) shifts focus to the future salvation of Judah, the coming of the [[Messiah]] (Savior), and the glorious future that awaits the redeemed. | ||
==Isaiah the Writer== | ==Isaiah the Writer== | ||