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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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…a loud voice he cried from that cross. It is finished. Why? Because he was signifying that once and for all, he is triumphant over sin and death.Isaiah chapter 53points it out. He was pierced for our transgressions, and with his wounds we are healed. John chapter 17 says, I glorified you on earth, having…
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…he comes up along beside him. And then he explains to him what this passage is really all about. And this is the passage that he was reading inIsaiah chapter 53, that he was pierced for our rebellion. He was crushed for our sin, that he was beaten, that we would be made whole. He was whipped, that we would…
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…just as he said. Speaking of the Messiah, David prophesied, you will not abandon me to the grave, nor will you let your holy one see decay. InIsaiah chapter 53, God declared that the Messiah would suffer and die. He would literally be sacrificed as a guilt offering like a lamb was sacrificed for us. It is…
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…the prophets pointed towards it. But this morning, if you will endear me to read to you one of the prophets and how he described this Messiah InIsaiah, chapter 53, isaiah wrote this 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 like a…
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…of David. Therefore, he says, also in another psalm, you will not let your holy one see corruption. These two phrases that are lifted first fromIsaiah chapter 53and the second from Psalm 16, the apostle Paul uses these phrases to describe this future prophetic word of how Christ would see resurrection. He…
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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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…God was doing in his word, and through His Son Jesus Christ, I would submit that perhaps one of those that should be up for discussion, it would beIsaiah chapter 53. Isaiah chapter 53. And that's we're gonna be today. is Isaiah chapter 53, as we take on the next sermon in our series, the power of the Cross,…
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…Because according to those, I told you, according to Jewish burial practices, the body had to be anointed. Why did that body have to be anointed?Isaiah chapter 53had already told us that, and they made his grave with the wicked. See, that's what happened when there's thieves on either side of him hanging on…
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…falling on his face and begging his father to take this thing away? It wasn't the cross, it was what would happen there. And it was prophesied inIsaiah chapter 53verses three through five, hundreds of years before Jesus was ever born. The prophet Isaiah wrote this says that Jesus was despised and rejected by…
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…coming do you know what he said behold behold the lamb of God that takes away the sin of the world turn in your Bibles now if you would back toIsaiah chapter 53why was Jesus quiet and at your own leisure when you're home later I want you to read from Isaiah chapter 52 verse 13 all the way to the end of the…
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…clearly marked. But it's also true that cursed is the one who hangs on a tree. And as Paul thought about that, I'm sure what came into his mind wasIsaiah chapter 53, when it says that he bore our sins for our iniquities. He died. He bore the guilt of us. He began to put it together and realize that, in fact, it…
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…After reading verse 41, it has to beg the question, right, I mean well, first, if you know where Isaiah is initially quoting from, it's clearlyIsaiah, chapter 53. And he's clearly saying this is a messianic suffering servant song that Isaiah equates and John also equates to Jesus. Right, but the question…
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…times when he spoke to Felix. Felix, I'm sorry I didn't have it put up on the screen, but if you have your Bibles, it's a very famous text. It'sIsaiah chapter 53. I'll just read part of it. It's verses 1 to 6. Who has believed what he has heard from us and to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed? This…
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…the power of the Holy Spirit. He'd been praying that morning and being told to travel to this desert road. And when he heard the Ethiopian reading,Isaiah chapter 53, because people always read out loud in those days, it was the perfect opportunity for an evangelist like him to offer to climb in and talk about…
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…and take it to the cross. He takes our shame. He gives us His righteousness. He takes death. He gives us life. I want to end with these words fromIsaiah chapter 53. He was despised, rejected by men. He was a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief. And as one from whom men actually hide their faces, He was…
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…Mary, he's he was wounded for our transgressions. Jesus Christ. There was no no image of to be seen of him that was attractive. I'm paraphrasingIsaiah chapter 53, Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ. I saw the the ancient of time sitting at a throne, Jesus Christ. Abraham sees the three people, calls them Lord, and…
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…any revolutionary, any king, or any person he's ever talked to. And here, we are reminded of Isaiah's prophecy concerning the Messiah found inIsaiah chapter 53, where we read, he was oppressed and he was afflicted, yet he opened not his mouth. Like a lamb that is led to the slaughter, and like a sheep that…
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…was not broken by neglect. Jesus was not broken by unintended use. Jesus was not broken by abuse. Jesus was not broken by everyone and everywhere.Isaiah chapter 53tells us that he was bruised, wounded, and crushed for us. He was wounded emotionally by his own countrymen who called for his death. He was…
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…passage. But if you're listening closely to this text, there are so many echoes of a very famous Easter passage. And I'm speaking, of course, ofIsaiah chapter 53, the text that tells us that the Messiah who was born, who is the wonderful counselor of the mighty God, is going to die in order to remove his…
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…God. We're just a few weeks away from Advent. And so you're going to hear this probably many times in the Christian world as we're in that season.Isaiah chapter 53. All we like sheep have gone astray. We have turned everyone to his own way. And the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all. Outside of God…
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