Syllabus Isaiah Part 2

Studies in Isaiah is an expositional study of the biblical Book of Isaiah. Students will pay particular attention to the historical backgrounds of this book of biblical prophecy, looking to ascertain as best as possible what these words meant to the original listeners in ancient Israel.

Part 2 covers Chapters 40–66

Instructor: Ariel Berkowitz, M.Div
PAYMENT PLAN: Due to the downloadable elements of this course, once you signup for the payment plan it cannot be canceled. 

Course Objectives

To help the student understand some of the main points and themes of Isaiah.To help the student grasp the importance of knowing the historical, geographical, cultural, and linguistic backgrounds when studying any book of the Bible.To discuss any appropriate application to today’s world. Although, the student will be encouraged to ascertain his/her own personal applications, as the Spirit of God enlightens.

Required Textbooks (Not Included)

Oswalt, John. The Book of Isaiah, vol. 1 (New International Commentary on the Old Testament).  Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1986, 1998.

Note: If this book is too much of a financing strain, then you may substitute:

Buksbazen, Victor. The Prophet Isaiah, vol. 2. West Collingswood, NJ: The Spearhead Press, 1971.

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