Using Isaiah in the New TestamentJudith König/Tobias Nicklas: The Reception History of Isa 40:3 in the First to Third Century CE: Puzzle Pieces and Emerging Patterns - Lukas Bormann: The Influence of the Book of Isaiah on Luke-Acts - Lotta Valve : Isaiah and the Baptist in John 1 - Jan Dochhorn: Virginal Birth and Isa 7:14: The Background of a Myth Using Isaiah in Early Christian WritingsStefan Green: The Question of Identification in Justin Martyr's The Dialogue with Trypho and His Use of Isa 65:1-3 - Sven-Olav Back: 'A Seed for Salvation' (Isa 1:9/Dial. 55.3): Justin Martyr on the Ability to Understand the Scriptures - Antti Laato: Jacob Is Christ: Justin Martyr between Jewish Isaiah-Exegesis and Christological Explanations - Simon Johansson: Angelomorphic Features, Charismatic Manifestations, and Triadic Formulas: Isa 11:2-3a and Pneumatology in Justin Martyr, Irenaeus of Lyon, and Tertullian - Michael Sommer: Isa 58 and the Making of Early Christian Ethics: A Short Glimpse on the Reception of a Prophet in the Second Century Using Isaiah in Anti-Jewish Polemical ContextsMartin Meiser: Describing Misbehavior and Misusing Scripture: Jewish Self-Criticism and Christian Anti-Jewish Criticism - Carl Johan Berglund: Isaiah's Act of Accusation (Isa 1:2-20) in Early Christian Anti-Jewish Polemics - AnneMarie Pilarski: Jews in the Margin(alia): Exegetical Patterns in the Interpretatio Isaiae (CPG 6559) Attributed to Hesychius of Jerusalem Isaiah in Early Syriac Christian LiteratureSerafim Seppälä: The Fifth Gospel? The Christological Use of Isaiah in Ephrem the Syrian - Topias Tanskanen: Aphrahat's Use of Isaiah in Demonstrations: Two Case Studies Isaiah in Hymnological Context Anni Maria Laato: Isaiah and the Christological Titles in the O-Antiphon Clavis David
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