Much effort has been given to identify and reveal the significance of the figure "Immanuel" in the book of Isaiah. This name emerges in two chapter of Isaiah namely 7:14; 8:8; 8:10. The fact that children holds an important position in the chapters which include the son of Mary. “Few prophecies have been the subject of so much controversy, or called forth such a variety of exegesis, as this prophecy of Immanuel. Yet the subject is far from being exhausted.” Exegetical comparisons has suggested that the Immanuel identified in Isaiah 7:14 has the propensity of not being Jesus, and suggest that it is a personality commission by God to deliver Ahaz and Judah from
