Fragments on Isaiah

Contents

Greek pieces for which Migne prints Greek; Latin-only pieces are not included.

1. 1The end of Isaiah heading 8 and headings 9–10: Isaiah’s vision of the Seraphim and the war of Samaria against Judah.
2. 2Isaiah heading 11: the birth of the Saviour from the Virgin, the Mother of God, and the wonders of his infancy.
3. 3Isaiah heading 12: the writing of the gospel, the birth of Christ and the plundering of the devil.
4. 4Isaiah heading 13: a threat against the Jews for refusing the gospel, and the defeat of the demons when God fights for us.
5. 5Isaiah heading 14: adoption through Christ, and a warning against Greek divinations.
6. 6Isaiah heading 15: the calling of the nations and the birth of Christ, who renewed David’s kingdom.
7. 7Isaiah heading 16: chastisements on the Jews and on unjust judges.
8. 8Isaiah heading 17: the threat against Assyria, read of the devil and his demons.
9. 9Isaiah headings 18–72: Christ’s incarnation and the gifts of the Spirit, the oracles against the nations, Hezekiah and Sennacherib, the consolation of Israel, the servant’s sufferings and the new Jerusalem.
10. 10Isaiah headings 72–88: the Church’s joy, true Sabbath and fasting, the coming of Christ and the gathering of the nations, the question of the heavenly powers about his passion, the new name and the new Jerusalem, followed by a short life of Isaiah.