It has become commonplace to talk about a “New Exodus” in Isaiah. The idea is that God’s future act of post-exilic redemption that Isaiah foresaw can be understood in light of the foremost act of redemption in Israel’s past, the exodus from Egypt. Often times though, a reader blazes through the meandering poetry of Isaiah without recognizing the warrant for such a view...read more.
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