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Isaiah 53:3–7 · 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.
53:4 Surely He took up our infirmities and carried our sorrows; yet we considered Him stricken, struck down by God, and afflicted.
53:5 But He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was upon Him, and by His stripes we are healed.
53:6 We all like sheep have gone astray, each one has turned to his own way; and the LORD has laid upon Him the iniquity of us all.
53:7 He was oppressed and afflicted, yet He did not open His mouth. He was led like a lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before her shearers is silent, so He did not open His mouth.
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…Jesus came to earth. to die for our sins. That's the whole reason. It was God's plan before any of us were ever born. Here's what the Bible says inIsaiah chapter 53in the Bible. All of us have strayed away like sheep. In other words, we've all done our own thing. We've all left God's plan to follow our own.…
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…and all that, but to deal with their sin problem first and foremost. And if he tooks them to the prophets, he probably took them to some place likeIsaiah chapter 53, where there's this information, prophetic information about a suffering servant, that the Messiah who would come would suffer, and that he would…
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…he had just read to them, is fulfilled in your hearing. Well, what does that mean? Perhaps the most striking example of that is what was found inIsaiah chapter 53. See, centuries before Jesus, Isaiah described Jesus as someone who would be rejected and suffer on the behalf of others. One of the verses he…
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…of the gospel of John is he then explains their unbelief why they wouldn't believe and he does so by quoting two passages from Isaiah the first isIsaiah chapter 53so that the word spoken by the prophet they did not believe so that the word spoken by the prophet Isaiah might be fulfilled their unbelief…
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…Notice that the price was paid. Go to Isaiah 53. I want you to understand that healing for anything begins here. Healing for anything begins here.Isaiah chapter 53. The inner workings of healing. Isaiah 53 and 5. But he, Jesus. Well, let's start in verse 4. It says, surely. He hath borne our griefs. In the…
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…of Toma. We believe this message will empower and equip you to live a life of breakthrough. Thanks for joining us. Turn in your Bibles, please, toIsaiah chapter 53. We're beginning in verse 2. Isaiah chapter 53. Beginning in verse 2, we'll read to verse 7. And these are Old Testament pictures of the Lord…
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…I will not leave your soul in hell. We got into that in depth in healing school on Tuesday about everything that Jesus did was on credit based onIsaiah chapter 53. When God told the children of Israel, he said, I am your healer. Well, why, why, how could he say that to this group of people that wasn't, that…
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…of anything that we would necessarily be able to see or point to, like we're talking about with another person. Because we're able to see inIsaiah chapter 53, there, when Jesus prophesied hundreds of years ahead of time as the suffering servant. There, Isaiah, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit,…
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…4 through 8. We also find out a little later in chapter 8 that he meets an Ethiopian government official who happens to be reading the book ofIsaiah, chapter 53, and who has a question about it. And as Philip is there, brought into this man's presence, he begins to proclaim that this person in Isaiah 53 is…
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…Or that He was born of the line of David in 2 Samuel chapter 7. Or that He was pierced for our transgressions and crushed for our iniquities inIsaiah chapter 53. So we can go to the Word of God and say, "God, you have fulfilled your promises time and time and time again, a-and, and so I'm gonna take great…
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…Circumcision, the cutting off of people. Circumcision, the cutting off of Jesus Christ. Circumcision, the cutting off of Jesus Christ. We read inIsaiah chapter 53that on the cross, Jesus was cut off from the land of the living. The cutting off in the life of Jesus is all about the cross of Jesus where Jesus…
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…cited. God's wrath against those who do evil. That is what he gave him up to. For our benefit, on our behalf. To put it the way that we read it inIsaiah chapter 53and in verse 10, it was the Lord's will to crush him. He has put him to grief. That's what he gave him up to. For us, on our behalf, Paul is…
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…spiritual restoration. Now, most of the time I put the verses up here, but I want you to look in your Bibles. So if you'll turn in your Bibles toIsaiah chapter 53. Now I have heard, especially Baptist preachers, God bless them. God bless them. I've heard actually prominent Baptist preachers in Atlanta…
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…many of us not say thank you, but many of us would wound him again and again. And yet he came for us, to us. He considered all of these things inIsaiah chapter 53. And what did he do? He came. In 1873, a Belgian priest by the name of Damien de Wooster volunteered to serve a leper colony on the Hawaiian island…
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…all their sins. So this scapegoat had all the sins of the people laid upon it. And you see, the language is quite familiar to what Isaiah says inIsaiah chapter 53, looking at the Lord Jesus Christ. The scapegoat is described as on whose head is laid the sins of Israel. What does in Isaiah 53 say about the…
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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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…You see, anyone can make promises but those promises are empty if they don't happen. Only God can make promises and keep them. And we find fromIsaiah chapter 53what were some of these promises? Well, it was the will of God to crush his son. Why? Well, because in verse 5 of Isaiah 53, upon him was the…
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…me and my sisters to learn. It was the opening verses of John chapter 14. And here at church, our Bible class leader, Jim McDowell, got us learningIsaiah chapter 53. And these two passages have stayed with me throughout the years. I could still, I think, recite them in the authorised version that we learned…
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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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…something. What was He trying to accomplish? Have you ever really thought about it? He was trying to redeem us, His people, as far back asIsaiah chapter 53. I'm going to read a little bit of Isaiah chapter 53, one of the greatest passages in the Bible in the Old Testament, years before Jesus Christ…
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