Isaiah is widely considered the deepest, richest, and most theologically significant book in the Old Testament. In this accessible commentary, Ray Ortlund Jr. presents Isaiah as a unified, woven whole that ultimately declares that God saves sinners. Ortlund argues that the prophet offers a single vision of God through all sixty-six chapters, calling readers to trust God rather than rely on self-invented salvations.
Ortlund combines careful exposition with pastoral application, offering readers a God-centered confidence that enables them to face trials and challenges while inviting renewed trust in God's love and sovereignty. This volume is especially helpful for sermon preparation, teaching, and personal Bible study.
Part of the Preaching the Word series edited by R. Kent Hughes, this hardcover edition is published by Crossway and provides a theologically rich, readable guide to Isaiah.
- 496-page hardcover commentary that moves through the book of Isaiah with clear, expositional insight
- Argues a single, unifying vision of God across all sixty-six chapters: God saves sinners
- Written for pastors, teachers, and individuals seeking practical theological application and sermon help
- Part of the Preaching the Word series, edited by R. Kent Hughes
- Published by Crossway