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Isaiah 53:7 · BSB
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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…the heart of the issue, I want to turn to a passage in the first part of the Bible. It's repeatedly pointed to for an explanation of Jesus' death.Isaiah chapter 53. It's writing, this is Isaiah, seven centuries before the crucifixion of Jesus. Isaiah 53 verse 4. Surely he took up our pain and bore our…
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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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…with that digression, I think it's quite important, but let's think about how that applies in Jesus. And we're going now to the passage in Isaiah,Isaiah chapter 53. And Isaiah chapter 53, I think it is saying, Jesus came into this world, he was different from those, particularly the religious leaders in the…
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…the context of Isaiah, the prophet Isaiah, particularly chapter 42. That's what he quotes at the beginning of Jesus' ministry. And this verse fromIsaiah chapter 53. Why would he do that? Well, that context demonstrates both that Jesus was Messiah, that he's God's suffering servant, God's king and savior, and…
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…and his dying. In fact, that's what we see. If you were paying close attention, our passage this morning for our assurance of pardon came fromIsaiah chapter 53. And I'm going to read the larger section now so we understand what is being taught here about Jesus. This is from chapter 53, verses 3 through 6.…
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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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