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Deutero-Isaiah: a standalone construct

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Deutero-Isaiah1 CONSTRUCTDeutero-IsaiahDUHM · OLD TESTAMENT STUDIES

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Old Testament studies

the anonymous exilic prophet to whom Duhm assigned Isaiah 40-55, distinct from the eighth-century Isaiah.

In Old Testament studies, Deutero-Isaiah refers to the anonymous exilic prophet to whom Duhm assigned Isaiah 40-55, distinct from the eighth-century Isaiah. This meaning comes from Duhm (1892) in Das Buch Jesaia.[1]

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  1. Duhm, B. (1892). Das Buch Jesaia. Vandenhoeck u. Ruprecht. Open Library record

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