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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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…with a message of comfort, of consolation, of hope for God's people. But it won't sound exactly like what they might have expected. Let's look atIsaiah chapter 53and see what he tells them about the one who will come to bring and be their hope. He's to be their king, but he's called a servant, the suffering…
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…So God's talking about some other kind of discipline to some other son of David. Listen to this from Isaiah, about 300 years later. It'sIsaiah chapter 53. This is talking about Jesus. This is familiar, but it's so beautiful. Surely he has come to bore our griefs and carry our sorrows. Yet he was…
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…was. It's very interesting when you stop and think about it that Jesus through all the physical suffering that He endured, if you go toIsaiah chapter 53and I don't encourage you to do it now, but it says that He opened not His mouth. As Jesus endured all the physical hardship that He went through,…
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…a lot of Scriptures that talk about that. One of the most beautiful places in the Old Testament where we read of Christ dying for our sins isIsaiah chapter 53. Let me read you just a portion of it. It says, Surely He has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows. Yet we esteemed Him stricken, smitten by…
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…to be devoted to the public reading of Scripture. Paul exhorts Timothy to this in 1 Timothy chapter 4 and I want to read to you in closingIsaiah chapter 53so turn there with me if you will please. I keep in my Bible random little bits of encouragement that I get. Many of you have wrote me nice little…
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…of this cold heart and give me an affection for you. And so, with that prayer resonating in your heart, I would ask that you turn in your Bible toIsaiah chapter 53. Isaiah chapter 53 is a passage that, for believers, many of us know, all we like sheep have gone astray. It is a passage that is probably one of…
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…what he has read, that he told the good news about Jesus. First, there is freedom from sin's penalty. Keep your finger in Acts and let's go back toIsaiah chapter 53. Go back with me to Isaiah 53. Isaiah 53 and verse 5. The Ethiopian is asked the question as he's talked about this sheep who's being taken off for…
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…from where he was the son of a carpenter from a small town to being this Christ. They didn't understand that he first must be the man of sorrows ofIsaiah chapter 53. And the suffering servant of Psalm 22. They had a too narrow view of who Jesus was and therefore is. After all, what did the scriptures tell us?…
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…he said it according to what the Father had intended for him to say. Turn back in your Bibles, if you will, just for a moment, to a passage inIsaiah chapter 53that I find rather stunning in relationship to the will of the Father in relationship to Christ, Isaiah 53. By the way, as you're going there, how…
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…what this is saying. Christ's death quieted and satisfied the judgment against sin. I can't help it. I think about this passage of going back toIsaiah chapter 53, I believe it's verse 10 where it says, and it pleased the Lord to bruise him. That's a hard passage to understand, isn't it? God the Father was…
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…together in just such a startlingly clear way, it would be the book of Isaiah in chapter 53. And so I want you to turn back there, if you would, toIsaiah chapter 53for a minute and mark what the prophet has to say regarding Jesus' suffering in our place. As Isaiah launches into this passage, he begins there in…
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…together and give us some depth of thinking that deserves attention. I can't help but think I appreciate Pastor Ken mentioning the man who recitedIsaiah chapter 53and I have in my notes I have referenced Isaiah chapter 53 where it talks about the Lord Jesus and His suffering for us. And I'm reminded of what…
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