It prophesies that the Messiah will be set apart as God's servant from His mother's womb. And He will be sent like an arrow from the LORD to accomplish His ...

Isaiah 52:13-53:12 is a song of hope to the people of Judah exiled in Babylon, assuring them that God has not abandoned them.

The verse is “a simple prediction of the exaltation awaiting the Servant, in contrast with his past sorrows and abasement” (Davidson). he shall be exalted and ...

Thank You that Jesus became the sin-sacrifice and died for me, and not for me only, but for all who trust in His holy name. Thank You that He was raised from ...

Christians have interpreted Isaiah 52:13-53:12 as a prophecy of the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Christians see the suffering servant as Jesus while others claim that the servant is Israel and that this scripture describes the history of the Jewish people.

13 The LORD says, "My servant will act wisely and accomplish his task. He will be highly honored. He will be greatly respected. Isaiah 52:13 Meaning and ...

Jesus Christ is the divine servant, sufferer, substitute, sacrifice, savior and satisfaction for paying the penalty of sin.

12 апр. 2019 г. · Our sin, therefore, creates a conflict for God. On the one hand, God is repulsed by our sin, but on the other hand, he loves us. On the one hand ...

First, in the words, He shall be exalted, there is a reference to the resurrection. Jesus was brought back from the dead, stepping into a condition of life that ...