This is a mastery and monumental commentary, closely argued at every level, from the smallest details of text and vocabulary to the larger issues of structure and theory. At every point there is a careful discussion of individual Hebrew terms; hardly a word escapes scrutiny and pursuit into other parts of the Old Testament for its shades of meaning, so that in fact one could compile quite an index of word studies in one's journey through the book. What better use for end papers!
Derek Kidner (1913-2008) was warden of Tyndale House, Cambridge. He wrote several volumes in the TOTC and BST series.
This work will find a welcome reception among preachers and teachers.
Richard S. Hess, Professor of Old Testament and Semitic languages at Denver Seminary.
The best commentary on Isaiah, hands down, is Motyer's stand alone volume published by Inter-Varsity Press.
Keith A. Mathison, Ligonier Ministries
Represents the best of conservative evangelical appraoch to the book at the end of the twentieth century.
Tremper Longman III, Professor of Biblical Studies, Westmont College.