Gospel of Isaiah by Allan A. Macrae

For most people, Isaiah chapters 40-56 seems like a long collection of isolated verses. Though it contains many beautiful gems such as those immortalized in Handel’s Messiah, these are separated by passages that often seem comparatively meaningless. Here the author shows that this whole section has a wonderful unity which sometimes lies hidden below the surface. Reading this book, you will be able to see the passage in a new light, to understand how its parts fit together, and to relive the gradual process of thought that reaches its great climax in the moving account of the sufferings of Jesus, and the glory that will follow.