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Isaiah 53:8 · BSB
53:8 By oppression and judgment He was taken away, and who can recount His descendants? For He was cut off from the land of the living; He was stricken for the transgression of My people.
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…from their sins. He will come and save you. Of course, when you go on in Isaiah, you see the servant songs as it speaks of there, and especiallyIsaiah chapter 53, where we see how vividly the Lord is presented there as the one who will give his life for his sheep. He will come and save you. We live in a day…
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…birth of Jesus Christ. And then there's Good Friday services and communion Sunday services, where you probably would have heard something out ofIsaiah chapter 53, but he was pierced for our rebellion, crushed for our iniquities. The punishment of our peace was upon him, and we're healed by his wounds. Now,…
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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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…Isaiah does anybody know any more particular what part of Isaiah is he reading from he's reading from this book of Isaiah and he's reading fromIsaiah chapter 53and fifth Isaiah 53 is an incredible passage and your Bible probably mentions something about a suffering servant in that chapter because it's one…
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…to come. The Lamb of God speaks of sacrifice. And of course, the great text in the book of Isaiah that the New Testament writers come to love isIsaiah chapter 53of the sufferings. One of the amazing things about Isaiah is he brings together that the Messiah King is the suffering servant, and the suffering…
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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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…the deception. Jesus has taken all of that sin upon himself. Our past sin, our present sin, our future sin, he's already paid for it. It says inIsaiah chapter 53, that 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. And then he…
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…to will God's word. We recognize that only that can be accomplished through Christ inaugurating that new covenant. So horizon two when we readIsaiah, chapter 53, we read of the servant. We recognize that Israel was called to be the servant of the Lord, but that there was coming a servant who would be the…
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…I should have broke this up and told him the good news about Jesus. The passage of Scripture that he tells him about you can read it in Acts 8, isIsaiah, chapter 53. And it's in your Bible. And so he begins about. He reads he says this is what I'm reading. I don't know what this means. He was led like a sheep…
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…say righteousness. It's to fulfill all righteousness. See, this is because Jesus, he had read the Old Testament, he had read the book of Isaiah,Isaiah chapter 53, the same chapter that we talked about last Sunday with Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, when Philip is going down the road and the Ethiopian…
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…for the sufficiency of Jesus. Now how do I know about that? I know not only because of what the scripture says that he died for us, but because ofIsaiah chapter 53that said God was pleased to bruise his son. He was pleased to crush him and that by doing so he justified the many, the many referring to those…
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…the lamb of God behold the lamb of God he said he's the son of God he's the baptize and the Holy Ghost but he also said behold the lamb of God inIsaiah chapter 53when it speaks about Jesus Christ and his suffering in the early verses it says just before Isaiah 53 if I may just turn to it if you allow me to…
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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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…have, which was in 900 AD. They began to do some analytics and began to do some research, and what they did, they looked at Isaiah 53, for example.Isaiah chapter 53is a chapter that is very foundational to us seeing the fact that the Jewish faith was completed in the person of Jesus. All the suffering servant…
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…that's pointing us forward to one who's going to come, a servant of God. And guess who that servant of God is? It's Jesus Christ. And we get intoIsaiah chapter 53and it's pointing us to Jesus Christ who's the suffering servant who's going to come and be obedient to the Father and give His life on the cross…
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…possible? And so he would have gone back, just a few, what we consider to be chapters. He would have gone a few back, and he would have come acrossIsaiah chapter 53. And this is the passage that he happens to be reading, he happens to be reading, when Philip comes upon him. This is the passage that explains how…
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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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…pleasing in the nostrils of God yes Christ suffered and died he was put to grief but that was for us and this was well pleasing to God yes still inIsaiah chapter 53let's not look at verse 10 let's look at verse 5 this would give us another reason why Christ suffered and died in Isaiah 53 verse 5 Christ…
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…his whole ministry, Jesus just went around and did the work of God. He didn't make a big deal about anything he did. He was just an ordinary guy.Isaiah chapter 53verse two says of the Messiah that'll come, he's not really much to look at. He's just a normal and ordinary and humble guy who won, loved God and…
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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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