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Isaiah 53:3 · BSB
53:3 He was despised and rejected by men, a man of sorrows, acquainted with grief. Like one from whom men hide their faces, He was despised, and we esteemed Him not.
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…then you have the scapegoat, and the sins of the people are transferred onto that goat. It's kind of a crazy thing, but but that's Jesus for us.Isaiah chapter 53prophesies about about Jesus, and here's what it says: it was our weakness that he carried, it was our sorrows that weighed him down. We thought…
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…then you have the scapegoat, and the sins of the people are transferred onto that goat. It's kind of a crazy thing, but but that's Jesus for us.Isaiah chapter 53prophesies about about Jesus, and here's what it says: it was our weakness that he carried, it was our sorrows that weighed him down. We thought…
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…we see by the fact that the wall has to be built and the wall serves us you know I'm going to read it's not going to be up there I'm going to readIsaiah chapter 53verse just in closing Isaiah chapter 53 as I bring this to a close Isaiah 53 3-6 remember I said that this is a story about Nehemiah leading a…
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…out the spirits with his word and healed all that were sick, that it might be fulfilled, which was spoken by Isaiah, the prophet. And this is fromIsaiah chapter 53, about the servant of the Lord, in verse 4. Well, Isaiah said, himself took our infirmities and bore our sicknesses And so that's what Jesus was…
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…Jesus was born. when that when death by crucifixion didn't even hadn't even invented yet, Let's go 300 years into the future, 700 BC written byIsaiah chapter 53, who has believed our message and to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed. He grew up before him as a tender shoot like a root out of the dry…
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…We read about one to come who will not break the bruised reed who will not snuff out the smouldering wick. Who's that? It's Jesus. We get toIsaiah chapter 53. We read about a man of sorrows by whose wounds we are healed. Who's that? It's Jesus. We get to Zechariah. We read about a mighty king coming in…
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…get lost? Well, the answer to that question is the sheep ran away. The sheep ran away. Isn't that what the prophet Isaiah said 700 years before inIsaiah chapter 53on the screen? In Isaiah chapter 53 on the screen. There it is. It says, all we like sheep have gone astray. We have turned everyone to his own…
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…May our hearts be impacted mayor of Faith grow. As a result of tonight's service. It's in the Name of Christ. I pray. Amen. I want to read to youIsaiah chapter 53. Just as a way to get us going here. This chapter is about what scripture knows. As the sufferings, Servant and what we know now is the prophecy…
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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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…verb, the commentators, they all say it. This verb to be taken away is a quote and it's a quote that comes straight from the Old Testament fromIsaiah chapter 53. In Isaiah 53, just speaking of the Messiah, the suffering servant, it says he shall be quote taken away. He shall be taken away in judgment. He…
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…a copy of the book of Isaiah, which was just astronomically valuable. And as Philip comes up to the uh comes up to the chariot, he's reading fromIsaiah chapter 53, which is one of the most provocative uh passages in the Old Testament related to the Messiah, um, where we're told that he was pierced for our…
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…things. Hundreds. And even thousands. Of years. Before they happened. To be spoken of. With such detail. As you find. In next. For example. InIsaiah chapter 53. That came to be. Fulfilled so. Wonderfully. And exactly. In the death of Christ. Only because. They're part of. God's. Own word. God's own.…
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…God would intervene into our lives in some way and Old Testament Israel needed that. We need that in this day and time, the God Who Intervenes,Isaiah chapter 53. You know, like millions, as I was growing up, I used to watch a television show that later on became a series of movies called Superman. Any…
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Good morning, church. A reading from the book of the prophetIsaiah, chapter 53, whilst holding Isaiah. Who has believed what he has heard from us, and to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed? For he grew up before him…
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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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…of what they were pursuing, but of who they're pursuing. Because the who here is the Lord of glory displayed as a ransom. The language here is fromIsaiah chapter 53, beginning in verse 10, where it says, It was the will of the Lord to crush him. He's put him to grief. When his soul makes an offering for guilt,…
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…many ideas here that I don't have the level of knowledge necessarily to filter through all of it. But on this fifth type of offering, if you readIsaiah chapter 53, talking about the sins are the suffering. Jesus would go through it says there. Jesus was going to be. One, who would bear their iniquities. He…
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…So turn in your Bibles to one last image, the image of the servant in the book of Isaiah. I want you to begin flipping to Isaiah and chapter 53.Isaiah chapter 53. And as you're turning to Isaiah, we should remember that John the Baptist introduced himself as the one who is a voice crying in the wilderness,…
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…the Bible says, 700 years before Jesus dies on the cross, the prophet Isaiah recorded, this is what it's going to be like. He wrote these words inIsaiah chapter 53. He says, Surely, of Jesus, surely he has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows. Yet we esteemed him stricken, smitten by God and afflicted. But…
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