Thomas L. Leclerc (Th.D., Harvard Divinity School) is Assistant Professor of Old Testament at St. Anselm College, Manchester, N.H. Prior to his professorial role, he was a pastor, administrator, and director of theological studies.
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Introduction: Justice Now and Then 1. The Study of Justice in the Bible Problems of Method Justice in the Book of Isaiah The Goal of This Study 2. Isaiah: The Prophet(s), The Book, The Commentators Overview Representative Approaches in Isaianic Studies A Proposed Approach 3. Isaiah 1-39 Introduction Isaiah 1 Isaiah 2-12 Isaiah 13-23 and 24-27 Isaiah 28-32 (33) and 34-35 4. Isaiah 40-55 Preliminary Issues Passages in Isaiah 40-55 False Judgment Shall Be Confounded: Isaiah 54:11-17 Conclusions about mishpah/Justice in Second Isaiah 5. Isaiah 56-66 Authorship, Unity, and Date of Isaiah 56-66 Passages in Isaiah 55-66 Conclusions about mishpah/justice in Third Isaiah 6. Justice in Diachronic and Synchronic Perspectives Diachronic Perspectives Synchronic Perspectives Index