Behold My Servant: Sermons on Isaiah 52:13-53:12 James Buchanan he writes: ‘These men may

he writes: ‘These men may be said to have lived fast

The great theme of this latter work is that the believer is justified by the imputation of the righteousness of Jesus Christ

and so much of what he wrote remains pertinent to the practice of an edifying ministry in the present

Although the hoped-for unity between the English and Scottish churches did not materialise

Behold My Servant: Sermons on Isaiah 52:13-53:12 James Buchanan he writes: ‘These men mayOf the many sermons which Calvin preached on the Book of Isaiah between July 1556 and August 1559, only eleven were published in his lifetime. Seven of them are newly translated here, all on Isaiahs Fourth Servant Song (Isa. 52: 1353: 12). In a series of stunning scenes which have no parallel in prophetic literature, Isaiah delineates the figure of one who is both sacrificial victim and Gods agent of salvation. In identifying the Servant with Jesus