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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2024 · 29 MIN

Author Interview: Commentary on the Book of Isaiah (Fr. Mitch Pacwa, SJ)

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TAN's Mary Harrell interviews author Fr. Mitch Pacwa, SJ, about his new book, Commentary on the Book of Isaiah, where the prolific Scripture scholar unpacks the mysteries contained in this prophetic book to guide Catholics on a path of sanctity.Get the book: https://tanbooks.com/products/books/commentary-on-the-book-of-isaiah-an-in-depth-look-of-the-gospel-of-the-old-testament/Isaiah is undoubtedly the greatest prophet in the Old Testament. The name Isaiah means ‘God is Salvation’ which points to the main theme throughout the book. God has come to save his people and this message is what makes Isaiah a book for every Catholic to read, understand, and meditate. However, reading the Book of Isaiah is not always clear and straightforward. This commentary organizes the events and prophecies in chronological history to help the reader grasp all the grace and messages this beautiful book has to offer. This book can help us in our understanding of our faith as it traces the themes of the oneness of God, his perfections reflected in Creation, God’s punishment, the remnant, and the sending of a Messiah.https://tanbooks.com/

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