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Line 2: − *[[Isaiah (prophet)]], after whom the Biblical book is named. There are arguments that more than one author composed the book of Isaiah: proponents of this theory normally cite the sudden change in literary style after book 40, and the historical perspective, which before this point describes God's anger and coming vengeance (suggesting a pre-exile viewpoint), and after it, a description of God's coming mercy and forgiveness, which suggests a post-exile viewpoint. The [[Talmud]] <ref>Bava Basra (15a)</ref> states that the book of Isaiah was written by 'King Hezechaiah and his attendants'; a similar view is held by the Catholic Church, which states that it was compiled by later 'disicples of Isaiah'<ref>http://www.nccbuscc.org/nab/bible/isaiah/intro.htm</ref>.
"sudden change in style is never shown.
*[[Isaiah (Biblical book)]], the 23rd book of the [[Old Testament]].
*[[Isaiah (Biblical book)]], the 23rd book of the [[Old Testament]].
==External links==
==External links==
*[http://www.snunit.k12.il/njeru/eb33l.htm The Prophet Isaiah and Jerusalem] - Snunit
*[http://www.snunit.k12.il/njeru/eb33l.htm The Prophet Isaiah and Jerusalem] - Snunit
==References==
==References==
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