The Fifth Gospel: Isaiah in the History of ChristianityCambridge University Press, 21/03/1996 - 281 من الصفحات This is a new type of commentary on some of the most familiar language and imagery in the Bible, showing how Isaiah has been used by Christians in all kinds of contexts up to the present. There is much interest in reader-response, the history of interpretation and the sociology of sacred texts--in what the text does as much as what it means. With full documentation and illustrations, Sawyer gives an insight into Isaiah's influence, from the cult of the Virgin Mary and anti-Semitism to Christian feminism and liberation theology. |
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Introduction | 1 |
Isaiah and Christian origins | 21 |
The Early Church | 42 |
The Cult of the Virgin Mary | 65 |
The Man of Sorrows | 83 |
Isaiah and the Jews | 100 |
The Reformation | 126 |
The Evangelical Tradition | 141 |
The Quest for the Historical Isaiah | 177 |
Women and Isaiah | 198 |
The Peaceable Kingdom | 220 |
Conclusion | 241 |
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Isaiah in Literature and Music | 158 |
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