The Linkage between Isaiah 7:14 and 9:6 Harold R Holmyard explores the distinction between the son named "God is with us" and the son called "Mighty God".

Comfort for God's People Isaiah 40 - Behold Your God J. Hampton Keathley, IV

The Parallelism of Greater Precision: : Notes from Isaiah 40 for a Theory of Hebrew Poetry David JA Clines draws the attention to a hitherto generally unobserved feature of the parallelistic couplet in Hebrew poetry, that the second half of a parallelistic couplet is often more precise or specific than the first half.

Are You Thirsty? Then, Come: God’s Gracious Covenant of Life in Isaiah 55 Greg Herrick

Isaiah and the Assyrians Ralph W. Klein

The Unity and Authorship of Isaiah: A Needless Battle A survey of the debate about the authorship of Isaiah and why is has been so divisive in the church.

The Prophet Isaiah and Jerusalem (8th-7th centuries BCE)

IQIsab (Isaiah Scroll) A second copy of the biblical book of Isaiah from Qumran Cave 1.

The Fall of Babylon - a problem in prophetic interpretation James E. Smith tries to answer if the fall of Babylon as prophesied by Isaiah and Jeremiah is an historical event of the past, or does it await a future fulfillment?

What Does Almah Mean? William F. Beck A critical essay on the Hebrew word 'almah' (virgin) as found in Isaiah 7:14.

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