Readings on the Prophets: Isaiah
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Overview
Expounding on the redemption and atonement of Israel, the restoration of the Jewish state, and the extent of prophecy, John Cumming provides exegetical commentary on the text of Isaiah. Cumming expresses the moral state of Israel as a key focus of the text.
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- Presents comments and lessons on each chapter of Isaiah
- Provides an expository look at the book and its prophecies
After a close examination of the book, and an attentive perusal of many of the readings, we have no hesitation in expressing our belief that the opinion of the author upon his own work is far witihin the truth and modest in the extreme. They abound in learning—in intelligible, interesting, and masterly expositions of doubtful and difficult passages.
—The Living Age
- Title: Readings on the Prophets: Isaiah
- Author: John Cumming
- Publisher: Richard Bentley
- Publication Date: 1862
- Pages: 567
John Cumming (1810–1881) was minister of the Scottish National Church. Cumming was the author of many works including Apocalyptic Sketches, Daily Life, The Great Tribulation, and The Seventh Vial.