John Calvin on Isaiah 6: a Problem in the History of Exegesis

Interpretation 36 (2):156-170 (1982)
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Careful attention to precritical exegesis provides a constant stimulus to modern interpreters by offering suggestions they would never think of and by allowing them to hear, with ears not their own, voices too soft for their own ears to detect

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