Ascension of Isaiah

The Ascension of Isaiah, and Ascension of the Prophet Isaiah, is an originally Jewish, in the present day version greatly expanded Christian New Testament apocryphal work from the 3rd to 4th century AD

Narrated was the text to the prophet Isaiah in the Ethiopian languages ​​, as well as fragments in Greek, Latin, Coptic and Slavonic.

Table of Contents

• Chapters 1 to 5 includes the martyrdom of Isaiah under King Manasseh. It tells how the prophet predicts his martyrdom and later actually sawed under King Manasseh. The Martyrdom of Isaiah ( parts of chapters 1-5) is the oldest part of the 1st century BC and was originally written in Hebrew, all other parts are written in Greek. This includes in 3.13 to 4.18, the vision of Isaiah: The outlook for the coming of Christ. The vision of Isaiah is a slide from around 100 AD