If you were a child of Christian parents in the 1980s or 1990s, there is a decent chance that at some point you memorized the ...

“Comfort, comfort my people,” God instructed the ancient prophet Isaiah in the 40th chapter of his biblical book, words that begin this Shabbat’s haftarah. This prophetic portion, read annually as ...

Vol. 17, Proceedings of the Fifth International Congress for Medieval Latin Studies (Toronto 2006): fascicle one (2007), pp. 87-100 (14 pages) The Journal of Medieval Latin, commencing Autumn 1991, ...

Isaiah 52 and 53 famously describe a mysterious figure that scholars have dubbed the “Suffering Servant.” The parallels between the Servant and Jesus are striking, and the New Testament authors see ...