Isaiah
ye.sha.yah is a personal name borne chiefly by Isaiah son of Amoz in prophetic and royal narratives, and also by men in Chronicles lists.
The attested form is a proper personal name, most often identifying Isaiah son of Amoz in visions, messages, prayer, and encounters with kings; it also occurs for men named Isaiah within Chronicles family and service lists.
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Personal name in prophetic and family contexts · dominant
Every supplied token is tagged Noun · Proper. In Isaiah 1:1 the APB renders a vision as belonging to “Isaiah son of Amoz,” while in 2 Kings 20:1 he comes to Hezekiah with a message introduced as from the LORD; in 1 Chronicles 25:3 and 1 Chronicles 26:25, the same proper name occurs among named sons and family members.
In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the verses, the APB consistently presents the proper name as “Isaiah,” often adding “son of Amoz” and, in several contexts, “the prophet.” In Chronicles lists it simply appears among other personal names.