Open English Translation ISA Introduction

Introduction

Isayas child of Amus the migsulat of this document. One he prophet of God, and there he Lived of Yerushalem. The meaning/salvation of name ‘Isayas’, ‘The Master God the Egluwas.’ Written this document of years 740 going to 680 of not yet born Yeshua. And/Now divided this of three part:

1.) Chapter 1–39: Told here the concerning the time ingginalatan of Asirya the Yehudah, the kingdom there to south. And/Now saw of Isayas due to bes of sin of people, of pegkamasinupaken their, and of lacking the trusting their of God, the reason if why of migginalatan of Asirya the Yehudah. Impaay-ayaran panulua of Isayas the people and the teachers ran living them righteous/honest/sensible the deeds and correct the judging. Impanpanayan din them emun if not them listens of speech of God, egkengareetan indeed them. But prophesied again of Isayas the birth of descendants of David of coming time is likes follow of people, and coming the time due peace of entire world.

2.) Chapter 40–55: Prophesied here the concerning the coming capture and pegkeuyan of many people of Yehudah going to Babylon. And/Now impanengneng of prophet Isayas even like dutu, not egmahuye the people not egkaawaan of hope because to save just of God the his people and return din just them there to Yerushalem so that egbunsud e man e of new living. The theme of this chapters, the God the egbuut of happening and the egplanu for of his people, and included also this of katuyuan their there to all nations egpakarawat of blessing from God by means of Israel.

3.) Chapter 56–66: Prophesied also here the concerning the living of people return just of God there to Yerushalem. Told of Isayas here the commands of God concerning the righteous/honest/sensible living, correct judging, obedience of Day of Resting, sacrificing, and praying. And/Now can be read of this chapters the speech used of Yeshua of knowing chosen he in order to preaching of good story (Isayas 61:1-2; Luke 4:18-19.)

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