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Isaiah 52:13 · BSB
52:13 Behold, My Servant will prosper; He will be raised and lifted up and highly exalted.
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…for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the chastening for our well-being fell upon Him, and by His scourging we are healed. (Isa. 52:13–53:5NASB) That is the language of substitutionary atonement in verse 5. He did this not because of His own sin. He did this and suffered this for the…
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…pew in front of you, and Isaiah 52 and verse 13 is on page 729. So I'll give you a moment to get there, and then I will read that, and we'll pray.Isaiah chapter 52, verse 13. Please follow along with me as I read. Behold, my servant shall act wisely. He shall be high and lifted up and shall be exalted. As many were…
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…up a scripture passage, we come along to Isaiah chapter 52, written hundreds of years before any of this took place. And we read these words inIsaiah chapter 52, verse 13. See, my servant will act wisely. He will be raised and lifted up and highly exalted. Sounds like glorified. But then, just as there were many who…
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…the dead. To this, we are witnesses. The phrase glorified his servant is an allusion to the servant songs in the book of Isaiah. In particular,Isaiah 52, verse 13, to 53, verse 12, which is the only place in the Old Testament where those two words, glorify and servant, occur together, are combined. That…
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…your Bibles, please turn with me to Isaiah 52. Starting in verse 13. And we're going to read all the way to the end of chapter 53. So start withIsaiah 52, verse 13. All the way down to the end of chapter 53. Behold, my servant shall act wisely. He shall be high and lifted up. And shall be exalted. As many were…
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…12, it says that a king will come from Zion, and all Israel look on him whom they have pierced, and they will weep as one weeps over a newborn son.Isaiah 52, verse 13says that when Israel recognizes their Messiah, they will be appalled. In the same way that Ezra is appalled over sin in this text. And in this…
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…that the prophet Uzziah died, I saw the Lord high and lifted up on a throne. That language should be ringing in our ears when we read a text likeIsaiah 52, verse 13. This language of being high and lifted up is reserved exclusively for the Lord. Only the Lord is high and lifted up. He alone is exalted, he alone…
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…actually, 52, the last few verses, because you'll see that it's definitely part of the servant song, the last servant song. We're gonna start atIsaiah 52:13and we're gonna read through to Isaiah 53:12. Begins like this: behold, my servant shall act wisely. He shall be high and lifted up and shall be…
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…the most famous chapter in Isaiah it's Isaiah chapter 53 and Isaiah uses the exact same language of verse 10 to speak of a particular person inIsaiah 52 verse 13it says this see my servant will act wisely he will be raised and lifted up and highly exalted here is Yahweh here is the Lord speaking of his…
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…at Meshach and Abednego or tossed into the fire. Nebuchadnezzar looked in and he saw a 4th person, Jesus of Nazareth. It doesn't do that. NowIsaiah 52:13, behold my servant, comma, Jesus Christ, comma. I mean, it doesn't do it. It allows the Old Testament in its given literary form to be a Christian…
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…about Jesus. So if you have your Bibles, it would be a great help if you turn to the reading that Rachel read so well just a few minutes ago,Isaiah chapter 52, verse 13. Isaiah 52, 13 until the end of chapter 53. And we're going to look at this prophecy that was written. And it was probably written. We know that…
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