Isaiah 7:14 — "Virgin or Young Woman" Whether the Hebrew word 'almah' in Isaiah 7:14 should be translated as 'virgin' (as in the Septuagint and Matthew 1:23) or 'young woman,' and the implications for the doctrine of the virgin birth.
Isaiah 7:14 , Matthew 1:22-23
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