The Servant of Jehova by David Baron

The Servant of Jehovah: The Sufferings of the Messiah and the Glory that Should Follow

Author: David Baron

Genre: Classic Christian Literature • Biblical Theology • Prophecy & Exposition

Scholarly Overview

Delve into a rigorous theological study of the Messiah’s suffering and anticipated glory through a verse-by-verse exposition of Isaiah 52:13–53:12. In two compelling parts, David Baron—an Orthodox Jewish convert and dedicated missionary—lays a critical foundation for Messianic interpretation before exploring the prophetic text with clarity and spiritual insight

Why This Book Is a Timeless Resource

• Isaiah 53 Focused: Deep dive into the “Servant Song,” explaining the Messiah’s atoning role and ultimate vindication
• Unique Perspective: Written by a Jewish scholar-turned-missionary, enriched with rabbinic knowledge and Christian conviction
• Balanced Approach: Part I critiques non‑Messianic interpretations; Part II delivers inspiring, devotional exposition for believers

Book Structure at a Glance

• Part I: Examination of ancient and modern Jewish and rationalist readings of Isaiah 53
• Part II: Systematic exploration of the Servant’s introduction, suffering, death, resurrection, and future glory

Ideal For

• Bible students, pastors, and theologians seeking profound insight into the Messianic prophecy
• Readers interested in blending Old Testament scholarship with New Testament fulfillment
• The devout believer seeking devotional enrichment rooted in scriptural exposition

Publication Details

• First published: 1922 (new editions released through Wipf & Stock, May 2001)
• Approximately 170 pages (varies by edition)
• Formats: Paperback and eBook; also available via theological ministries and retailers

Endorsements & Review Highlights

• Praised as “an unusually able and consecrated missionary… mighty in the Scriptures” by academic reviewers
• Celebrated by Bible educators as “invaluable… for ministers, Bible students, Sunday school teachers and Christian laity”
• Described as a work that “strengthened faith... confirms the supernatural character of prophecy”

If you're seeking a comprehensive and spiritually rich exploration of the Messiah's atoning suffering and triumphant glory, this scholarly yet accessible exposition is an indispensable companion.