e with exegetical analysis.Critical QuestionsTwo important critical debates in the study of the book of Isaiah, the debate between Isaiah deutero and Isaiah unified. And the History Vs Debate. These debates put scholars in conflict over the authorship of the book, those who believe that "the Prophet in Chap. 40-55. Unlike other prophetic books, Isaiah chap. 40 to 55 do not have an introductory title like "The vision of Isaiah, son of Amoz", this debate began since "the 18th century", some Bible critics have questioned the unity of the book of 'Isaiah. In the late 19th century, a theory emerged that chapters 40 through 66 were attributed to an unknown prophet, a deutero ("second") Isaiah, presumably living among the exiles in Babylon..

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