Defending Zion: Edom's Desolation and Jacob's Restoration (Isaiah 34-35) in Context

The Catholic Biblical Quarterly | April 1, 1997| | Copyright

CLAIRE R. MATHEWS, Defending Zion: Edom's Desolation and Jacob's Restoration (Isaiah 34-35) in Context (BZAW 236; Berlin/New York: de Gruyter, 1995). Pp. xii + 190. DM 128.

This is Mathews's dissertation supervised by Christopher Seitz at Yale. She opens with a brief review of present studies of Isaiah as a unity, with specific attention to the study of chaps. 36-39, since they follow chaps. 34-35 and are introduced by it.

After presenting a history of the interpretation of Isaiah 34-35, she focuses on the two main interpretative problems. The first problem is that of the relation of the ...

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