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Isaiah 50:7 · BSB
50:7 Because the Lord GOD helps Me, I have not been disgraced; therefore I have set My face like flint, and I know that I will not be put to shame.
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…to open to Isaiah 50 and read another one of the servant songs, this has been called the songs about the servant. And we're going to read fromIsaiah 50:4-10. The servant here is speaking in first person again, and this is what He says in verse 4 of chapter 50. The Lord God has given Me the tongue of…
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…to go to Jerusalem. Why? For you. The phrase set his face is actually an echo of Isaiah. It's a brilliant little expression by Luke there. InIsaiah chapter 50 verse 7describing the redeeming work of the suffering servant Isaiah says that he set his face like flint. To suffer and die in the place of God's people…
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