The New American Commentary: Isaiah 1-39, Vol. 15A (New American Commentary) (Volume 15) Baxter ‘is singularly full of precious

‘is singularly full of precious facts about the Lord Jesus

Part 2: The Story of Possession

Mutual ignorance is the price paid for trouble-free co-existence

He recognizes that the spiritual quality of our words emanates from our hearts

quotations from Reformation scholars

The New American Commentary: Isaiah 1-39, Vol. 15A (New American Commentary) (Volume 15) Baxter ‘is singularly full of preciousExamining the words of admonition, rebuke, hope and faith within Isaiah and relating those themes to today, Gary V. Smith offers this commentary on the first half of Isaiah. Using the text, he encourages believers today as individuals and as a community to humble themselves, and full trust in God. Smith reflects a high regard for scriptural integrity, and takes into account current scholarship while emphasizing Isaiah's overall unity.