The Servant of Jehovah
Isaiah: A Topical Look At IsaiahSteve Gregg
In "The Servant of Jehovah," Steve Gregg discusses how the book of Isaiah uniquely portrays the theme of the servant of God. Isaiah's first section, Comfort chapters 40-66, emphasizes the servant's job and witness. Gregg points out that in John 8, Jesus takes upon himself the divine name of Jehovah, which is later affirmed in Isaiah. Gregg also analyzes how the suffering servant passages, including Isaiah 53, ultimately harmonize with the idea of the Messiah as both a suffering servant and a conquering ruler.
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