Isaiah 32:17 shows a righteousness peace that is lived within limits and longings—see "righteousness" and "work". Let righteousness peace in boundaries we honor—carry peace past preference. Faith & Justification connects here: Explores how trust in God—rather than works—positions people in right relationship (Gen 15:6; Rom 3–4; Gal 2–3).

The setting is Isaiah—prophetic oracle, highlighting righteousness peace. Within ch. 32, a small unit frames the emphasis. It edges toward faith & justification. Watch the terms “righteousness” and “work”.

Early attribution points to the prophet Isaiah, Amoz’s son for Isaiah. In current research on Isaiah, Often read as a multi‑stage composition (Deutero/Trito‑Isaiah).. Scholars commonly date Isaiah 8th–5th century BC. Here the thread of faith & justification comes into view. Chs 40–55 commonly exilic (Deutero). Chs 56–66 commonly post‑exilic (Trito). Exilic and post‑exilic horizons color sections of the book.