This second volume in the Patristic Commentary on the Book of Isaiah continues the journey begun in Volume 1, delving deeply into the prophet’s earliest messages—warnings of judgment, calls to repentance, and glimpses of redemption. Drawing from the wisdom of the early Church Fathers and the Coptic Orthodox tradition, this work reveals the richness of Isaiah's voice as both fierce reformer and tender intercessor.

Covering chapters 1–35, this volume illuminates:

• God’s righteous judgment against hypocrisy, injustice, and idolatry

• The spiritual decay of Judah and the prophetic call to return to holiness

• The hope of a faithful remnant and the vision of a future kingdom of peace

• Prophecies of the Messiah as the coming King, Judge, and Redeemer

Through patristic reflections, we understand how divine chastisement is a form of love, leading the soul back to God.

This book speaks powerfully to the spiritual struggles of today—where sin often hides behind religious ritual, and hope flickers in a broken world. Rich in theological insight, liturgical allusion, and pastoral application, this volume will inspire readers to see the prophetic Word as a living call to transformation.

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Start your journey with Volume 1: Introduction and Theological Foundations — where Isaiah’s life, message, and unity are introduced in light of the early Church.