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from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The name applied by some modern critics to the author of chapters xl.-lxvi. of the book of Isaiah; also, this part of the book, which was probably written at the end of the Babylonian exile.
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I remember well from my undergraduate days joining in with the broader conservative Evangelical sentiment of feeling threatened by, and desiring to oppose with determination, such notions as Deutero-Isaiah.
The Bible: Not Just A Book vs. Not Even A Book James F. McGrath 2009
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Finally, even if we found Jesus making unqualified statements that he himself is God, we should remember that similar claims are found in Deutero-Isaiah.
Did Jesus Claim To Be God? James F. McGrath 2009
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Thus, when scholars determined that Deutero-Isaiah was a monotheist, who was thought to exhibit these beliefs, it was held that true monotheism had been reached.
Early Jewish Monotheisms James F. McGrath 2009
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And while Deutero-Isaiah may arise from thematic and stylistic concerns, there isn't any textual evidence.
The Bible: Not Just A Book vs. Not Even A Book James F. McGrath 2009
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Finally, even if we found Jesus making unqualified statements that he himself is God, we should remember that similar claims are found in Deutero-Isaiah.
Archive 2009-09-01 James F. McGrath 2009
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Also of interest are Chris Tilling's quote from Eduard Schweitzer on universalism and critical appreciation of Bultmann; Crypto-Theology on Paul's ethics and Jewish ethics; David Ker's exegetical sketches; Michael Pahl on Paul and Jesus meeting in Deutero-Isaiah; Broadcast Depth has an interview with Larry Hurtado; Brian Tucker posted on the cultural and theological identities of the Christ movement; Ephemeral Thoughts encourages us to have an original relationship to the universe.
Archive 2009-08-01 James F. McGrath 2009
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Unfortunately, the discussion is frequently concluded prematurely with the exilic ‘breakthrough’ to monotheism by Deutero-Isaiah.
Early Jewish Monotheisms James F. McGrath 2009
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It is irrelevant if Deutero-Isaiah himself is preaching strict monotheism or Deuteronomy is still working within a sort of henotheism.
Keith Ward, Big Questions in Science and Religion 9: Has Science Made Belief in God Obsolete? James F. McGrath 2009
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Also of interest are Chris Tilling's quote from Eduard Schweitzer on universalism and critical appreciation of Bultmann; Crypto-Theology on Paul's ethics and Jewish ethics; David Ker's exegetical sketches; Michael Pahl on Paul and Jesus meeting in Deutero-Isaiah; Broadcast Depth has an interview with Larry Hurtado; Brian Tucker posted on the cultural and theological identities of the Christ movement; Ephemeral Thoughts encourages us to have an original relationship to the universe.
Liberalism and Christianity around the Blogosphere James F. McGrath 2009
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Deutero-Isaiah or the Deutero-Pauls had similarly confusing identity issues as the ones I'm currently going through.
The Deuterowrongian Corpus James F. McGrath 2009
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