Isaiah prophesied during the reigns of several kings in Judah around 680 BC. Chapter 53 of Isaiah contains a prophecy about a suffering servant who would be rejected and afflicted, yet bear the sins of others. The prophecy describes how this servant would be arrested and die, though he did nothing violent, and would be buried with the rich. After his death, he would justify many and intercede for transgressors.
Isaiah prophesied during the reigns of several kings in Judah around 680 BC. Chapter 53 of Isaiah contains a prophecy about a suffering servant who would be rejected and afflicted, yet bear the sins of others. The prophecy describes how this servant would be arrested and die, though he did nothing violent, and would be buried with the rich. After his death, he would justify many and intercede for transgressors.
Isaiah prophesied during the reigns of several kings in Judah around 680 BC. Chapter 53 of Isaiah contains a prophecy about a suffering servant who would be rejected and afflicted, yet bear the sins of others. The prophecy describes how this servant would be arrested and die, though he did nothing violent, and would be buried with the rich. After his death, he would justify many and intercede for transgressors.
Isaiah prophesied during the reigns of several kings in Judah around 680 BC. Chapter 53 of Isaiah contains a prophecy about a suffering servant who would be rejected and afflicted, yet bear the sins of others. The prophecy describes how this servant would be arrested and die, though he did nothing violent, and would be buried with the rich. After his death, he would justify many and intercede for transgressors.
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Isaiah
53
KEY TEXTS: Acts 8:26-40; Isaiah 53. Note: This chapter omitted from weekly readings in Jewish meetings today. See http://www.jewfaq.org/readings.htm. Isaiah prophesied in Judah during the reigns of Kings Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah. According to tradition Isaiah was martyred under Manasseh, the wicked son of Hezekiah, about 680 B. C. NIV, p. 1059, Introduction to Isaiah. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Isaiah 53 -
3 4 5 6 7
Verse
grew up before him
root of David royal lineage
no beauty not esteemed, rejected carried our sorrows others healed by wounds, stripes sin laid on him (record book) oppressed & afflicted; face marred beyond recognition (Isaiah 52:14) opened not his mouth, like shorn sheep
8a 8b
taken away by oppression (arrested) and
judgment cut off from the living, died for our sins
9a 9b
grave with rich & wicked
done no violence
10a 10b
no deceit in his mouth the faithful witness
a sin offering, done by God prolong His days, resurrection; Ps. 16:10 no decay
11 12a
Note: Resurrection dramatized in Lev. 14:1-7
See http://www.joncourson.com/teaching/ teachingsplay.asp?teaching=S7010 righteous servant to justify many soul poured out like a libation common among pagans & Romans Ps. 16:4 numbered with transgressors made intercession for transgressors
12b 12c
Life of Jesus
normal life span, Luke 2:52
Matt. 1:6, descendant of David through adopted father, Joseph. Luke 3:31, through mother, Mary. Mk 10:47; Acts. 13:23 perhaps not handsome (?), not regal John 1:10-11 Matt. 8:17 I Peter 2:24 II Cor. 5:21 God made him a sin offering. spit bath humiliation - Matt. 26:67; 27-31 police brutality Mark 15:16-20; Luke 22:63-65 John 18:22; 19:1-2 silent during trial with Jews Matt. 26:62-63 silent during Pilates interview - Mark 15:3-5 false trial by night died confused his contemporaries John 12:32-34; Luke 24:21 buried John 19:38-42; I Cor. 15:3-4 no fighting by followers John 18:36 no sword strokes allowed in garden gracious words from His mouth Luke 4:22 Act. 2:23 Act. 2:25-32; Acts. 13: 28-37
required ceremony for healed lepers Luke 17:14; Mark
1:40-44; Luke 5:12-14 Acts 6:7 many priests obedient to faith No man took his life. Matt. 26:28 Jesus blood poured out for many. thieves at crucifixion Matt. 26:38; Mark 15: 27 Luke 23:34
