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    <title>Isaiah 40-66</title>
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  <abstract>Here in volumn 2, Brueggemann focuses on Second and Thrid Isaiah (Isaiah 40-66). He explores Isaiah’s richness and density, identifying its theological claims and showing how they are evoked by and addressed to particular historical situations. Although the events that occur in Isaiah refer to actual crises in the ancient world, Isaiah’e theme of displacement and restoration remains relevant for Christians today.</abstract>
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