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…rejected by men, a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief; and as one from whom men hide their faces he was despised, and we esteemed him not. —Isaiah 53:2–3He had no form. He had no loveliness. You might say he was dark, but lovely. What is his name? Is his name like oil poured out—a fragrant and…
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…himself of another man so right in the middle of these things of Isaiah chapter 40 to 55 right we have 53 praise the Lord so let's go to Isaiah 53Isaiah 53 verse 1say who has believed our report to whom has the arm of the Lord being revealed praise the Lord what report is he asking about right what is this…
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…that God gives through Christ is eternal life. A spiritual life. That life by which we live. That life by which we are able to do greater works.Isaiah 53 verse 5and 6 speaks of what Jesus did in his death Isaiah 53 verse 5 and 6 in the prophecy it says but he was wounded for what he was wounded for our…
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…cross. This is the day of Christ's suffering, crucifixion, and death. Today I want to open with prayer and then read an Old Testament passage fromIsaiah 53, verses 3 through 6, and then a New Testament passage from Luke 23, verses 44 through 49. And then I'll close in prayer as we devote ourselves to deep reflection and…
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…outward manifestation, which is tears, right? Crying. That will not exist in heaven. This glorious reality will be the fulfillment, actually, ofIsaiah 53, verses 3and 4. You'll probably remember this. It says, he was despised and forsaken of men, a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief. And like one from…
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…can go back much further than that. I I think about uh written some 700 years before Jesus sets his face towards Jerusalem. We saw last December,Isaiah 53, verse 5, but he was pierced for our transgressions. He was crushed for our iniquities. And upon him was the chastisement that brought us peace, and with…
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…died to satisfy God's divine wrath and justice. And that's why when the Bible says he shall see if the travel of his soul and shall be satisfied.Isaiah 53 verses 10and 12. The primary purpose of the cross was not towards men, but to God. To satisfy divine holiness, to satisfy divine righteousness, the law had…
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…My anger has turned away from him, right? For my anger has turned away from him. Now, the last text that we will see, just write it down,Isaiah 53 verse 1 to 5. We will study it extensively because that text is one that we use. that he had bought our sorrows, he had bought our griefs, right? By his…
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…both God saving people and God bringing his judgment. This time, not on the wicked, but on the perfect son of God. You're probably familiar withIsaiah chapter 53, verse 5says this, he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities, the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his…
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…You can see this Son of Man that would become this Messiah, that would be this Messiah. He was subjugated to such great humility. It says this inIsaiah 53, verse 3. He was despised and rejected by men, a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief. And as one from whom men hid their faces, he was despised and we…
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…he is the prototype, he is the firstborn and then we are his siblings. And obviously we can get this interpretation from where we read inIsaiah chapter 53 verse 10, we bring the seed, a product of what, of his redemptive work. So we have been conformed, say I have been conformed, I have been conformed into the…
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…mysteries. Here it means something that requires explanation, right? Do we have time to look at where it is? Let's do this briefly and then we go.Isaiah 53 verse 10. Isaiah 53 verse 10. You mean there is a place in the Old Testament that prophesied about God being the father, yet it pleased the Lord to bruise…
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…off the death of the Messiah to come. The Messiah is the one who shall make a strong covenant with many by his death. Just as Isaiah prophesied inIsaiah 53 verse 8what does he say? He was cut off out of the land of the living stricken for the transgression of my people. His death wasn't a defeat for the…
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…That's not the burden. Let me read about the burden from Isaiah chapter 53. This is the burden. Not how much we weigh, but how much we've sinned.Isaiah chapter 53, verse 4. Surely he has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows, yet we esteemed him stricken, smitten by God and afflicted. But he was pierced for our…
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…flip over to Isaiah chapter 53. And this is the first quotation he gives us. You know this passage well. It's the passage of the suffering servant.Isaiah chapter 53, verse 1. That's the first verse quoted there in John. Again, I'm rambling, so you can get there. I want your eyes on the page. He says, Isaiah was…
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…the glory of God on display through his word even their unbelief reveals the glory of God and puts it on display even what Isaiah had prophesied inIsaiah 53 verse 1Lord who has who has believed what he has heard from us and to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed God himself must reveal his gospel in…
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…The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life. But what is Christ done for us? Christ has been cut and assigned to that place.Isaiah 53:5. He was pierced for our transgressions. He was crushed for our iniquities. The punishment that brought us peace was upon him, and by his wounds,…
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…I'm talking about specific things of who Christ is, like how Jesus would die. Isaiah tells us years earlier that he would be crucified and pierced.Isaiah 53:5that he would go to a tomb that was not his own, that it would be borrowed. Isaiah 53:11 that he would, Genesis 38, be born from the Tribe of…
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…that said that He would be pierced for our transgressions, I'm talking about that Jesus would be laid in a tomb of a rich man that wasn't His tomb,Isaiah 53:11. I'm talking about Genesis 38, where he told us that Jesus would come from the tribe of Judah or Micah 5:2, where it says that Jesus would, in…
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…they work together. Church, we see this clearly, here with Joseph. But of course, where do we see this, more clearly, than at the cross of Christ?Isaiah chapter 53, prophesies of this moment, of Jesus' death. And what does it say? It says, they made his grave, with the wicked. They made his grave, with the…
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…And because they don't believe Jesus actually has the Messiah has come yet. So that naturally they wouldn't believe any of that. But if you readIsaiah chapter 53to them, they are convinced that's not the old test in the Old Testament. And it is because it's so prophetic of exactly what happened to Christ…
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…over 50 times the Bible references us as sheep. Over 50 times we are referenced as sheep. Let me just give you a few illustrations of this inIsaiah chapter 53. It says in verse 6, we all like what? We all like sheep have gone astray, and each of us have turned our own way. Psalms chapter 95, verse 7, um,…
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…them build a temple, and in that temple they had an altar where they would sacrifice lamb after lamb after lamb after lamb after lamb after lamb.Isaiah chapter 53describes the Messiah as a suffering servant, a lamb who is led to his slaughter. And when Jesus came upon the scene, a man by the name of John the…
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…have foes during COVID. The government can easily be a foe. There's all kinds of foes. I just want to be a part of the fellowship of His suffering.Isaiah chapter 53tells us that our Lord was despised and rejected of men. Am I any better A man of sorrows and acquainted with grief? And we hid, as it were, our…
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…on the third day. This is what the Scriptures teach. This is what Abraham and Isaac and Joseph, they all look forward to the Righteous One. Even inIsaiah chapter 53it says, the Righteous One, my servant, make many to be counted righteous, and he shall bear their iniquities. He's telling them. Jesus is the…
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…morning at First Baptist El Doredo. Would you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? Church family, if you'll open with me now toIsaiah chapter 53. Isaiah chapter 53. Isaiah 53. And now I'm going to read verses 1 through 12. Who has believed what he has heard from us? And to whom has the arm…
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…would become a victim. His bruise would be healed, meaning he would suffer for our sin. He did. He did suffer for our sin. Isaiah talked about it.Isaiah chapter 53talks about promising what's going to happen one day. But he was pierced for our transgressions. And that's literal, isn't it, as well as…
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…was born into Bethlehem, and yet it is so gospel-centered. It gives us so many pictures of the gospel. Just wait in two weeks when we talk aboutIsaiah chapter 53, and we see so beautifully a picture of Jesus Christ even in his suffering. It might as well be the fifth gospel. And right here, it sounds a lot…
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…this often that. The blood of Christ is is the is the. Is enough for our sin, and it is. But the Bible's pretty. Clear. And we'll look at this inIsaiah chapter 53that we need to be cleansed and we need to be covered. And so there's. 2-2 pieces there and we're going. To look at them here in just a second. But…
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…Bible says that he was buried and that he rose again the third day according to the Scriptures. So his burial was also in fulfillment of prophecy.Isaiah chapter 53, one of the one of the greatest passages of now talking about Christ in the Old Testament, I believe Isaiah chapter 53 talking all about the what…
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…this guy is reading, the eunuch is riding down the road and he's reading actually a passage of Scripture. You can look at it this afternoon, fromIsaiah chapter 53, which probably means he started at the beginning of the scroll, a hundred miles north, and he probably had gotten all the way down to this point,…
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…will have mercy on you, but this is your, this is the punishment for the sin that you committed. 70,000 men die in this three day pestilence. Go toIsaiah chapter 53. It's very interesting. As a side note here as well, I've, and I'm sure some of you have seen this as well, but when, when somebody is talking to…
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Thank you, brother. Can I turn toIsaiah chapter 53, please? Isaiah chapter 53 And we're going to read from the verse one and we'll read to the end of a chapter, Isaiah chapter 53. I have no doubt it…
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…Old Testament Scriptures about the Messiah? Let's go to the Old Testament scriptures and let's learn about the Messiah. And he quotes directly fromIsaiah chapter 53. Who is believed, what he has heard from us, and to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed word for word? What he is quoting in John 1238? But…
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…Praise God for what he's done for us. And Jen's going to come and read and speak for us. Thank you. All right. Good morning. We're reading fromIsaiah chapter 53, and we're starting at verse 4. So, that's page 741. If you've got the church Bibles. Verse 4. Surely he took up my pain and bore our suffering.…
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…Did you hear both parts? Who sent Jesus to the cross? Sinful man, the hands of lawless men, exactly as God planned it. We read this morning fromIsaiah chapter 53, one of the clearest Old Testament prophecies about the suffering and death of Jesus written about 700 years before Jesus was even born. You know,…
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…pounds. That's not much of a burden to the shepherd. It doesn't matter how much we weigh. That's not the burden. Let me read about the burden fromIsaiah chapter 53. This is the burden. Not how much we weigh, but how much we've sinned. Isaiah chapter 53, verse 4. Surely he has borne our griefs and carried our…
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…he didn't stay distant from the pain and suffering that you and I experience. In fact, the most famous prophecy about the coming of Jesus is inIsaiah, chapter 53. And we find these words in verse three. That he, Jesus, was despised and rejected by mankind, a man of suffering and familiar with pain. That's…
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…ride into Jerusalem on a colt. Or Zechariah 11, which tells us that he would be betrayed for 30 pieces of silver, or the whole beautiful chapter ofIsaiah, chapter 53, that describes to us how Jesus would die and we'd be crucified and pierced. Verse 11 in that chapter says that he would be buried in a tomb…
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…him. Who can describe his generation? For his life is taken away from the earth. This is the passage of scripture that we heard, Read earlier fromIsaiah chapter 53. And this beautiful scripture about God's suffering servant. The one who has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows. Who was pierced for our…
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…in Isaiah. This is why I need your Bibles open, because we're going to be flipping there. Keep your place in John chapter 12, but flip over toIsaiah chapter 53. And this is the first quotation he gives us. You know this passage well. It's the passage of the suffering servant. Isaiah chapter 53, verse 1.…
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…them to a gospel service, they're not troubled. They're not tell you, I'll be there, isn't it? Interesting? That Isaiah if we go back to Isaiah andIsaiah chapter 53, and he tells us there, and as I a chapter 53 and the verse 1, the aasa' on a question who hath believed our report. And to whom has the arm of the…
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…was to be offered to the Lord as a sacrifice. It was a substitute to bear the wrath of God and cover the sins of the people. And of course, we knowIsaiah chapter 53, one of the clearest and most beautiful passages, of Scripture pointing us forward towards the sacrifice of Christ, written 700 years before Jesus…
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…himself or someone else? Then Philip began with that very passage of Scripture and told him the good news about Jesus. If you don't know, this isIsaiah chapter 53. Some people think it's the most beautiful description of the death and resurrection of Jesus in the entire Old Testament. It was predicted 700…
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…better. He invited Philip to come up and sit with him. Would you come in my Chariot and sit here with me? Here's what I'm reading. It's reading.Isaiah chapter 53. Like, perhaps the most beautiful section of Scripture for Christians who have both Old and New Testament. Like you can't miss the dots connecting…
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…just the message of the New Testament. It's a message we also find in the pages of the old. Listen to these words written by the prophet Isaiah. InIsaiah chapter 53, beginning in verse 3, the prophet puts it this way: He says, He was despised and rejected, a man of sorrows, acquainted with deepest grief. We…
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