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A fragmentary commentary quotes Isaiah 10–11 and reads Assyrian invasion and the branch from Jesse within the interpreter's own expected crisis.
A fragmentary Cave 11 composition combines jubilee, release, atonement, divine judgment, and prophetic good news around an exalted Melchizedek in the final jubilee.
4Q521 is a fragmentary late Second Temple Hebrew composition that combines Isaianic signs of restoration, including good news, healing, release, and resurrection, within an anticipated age of divine deliverance.
4QIsaiahᵇ is a wide-ranging but discontinuous Cave 4 copy preserving passages from Isaiah 1 through 66, including servant and anointed-proclamation texts, and must not be confused with either Isaiah manuscript from Cave 1.
The Great Isaiah Scroll is an almost complete Hebrew copy of Isaiah from about 125 BC. Its fifty-four columns preserve all sixty-six chapters and let readers compare a Second Temple-period biblical manuscript directly with the later Masoretic tradition.