
The Book of Isaiah
Old Testament
Isaiah Summary — Book Overview
- Author
- Isaiah
- Written
- ~740–680 BC
- Testament
- Old Testament
- Chapters
- 66
- Key Theme
- God's judgment and ultimate redemption through the coming Messiah.
- Written For
- The kingdom of Judah
Introduction of Isaiah
Isaiah is named after the prophet whose ministry spanned four kings of Judah. Written primarily in the 8th century BC (with later sections possibly from his disciples), the book stands as one of the longest and most majestic in the Bible. Isaiah, along with his wife and sons who served as living signs, delivers powerful oracles of judgment and hope. From soaring visions of God’s holiness to haunting depictions of judgment and breathtaking promises of a coming Messiah, Isaiah’s words move from darkness to light. Few books paint such a grand picture of both God’s justice and His astonishing mercy.


