Isaiah 50
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 50 of 66
Chapter Summary
Christ shows that the dereliction of the Jews is not to be imputed to Him, by His ability to save, and by His confidence in that assistance.
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God asks Israel for their mother's divorce scroll or creditor's record, clarifying they were sold because of their own iniquities, while asserting His…
The Servant describes how God awakens His ear to hear as the learned. He yields Himself without rebellion, giving His back to strikers, His cheeks to …
A call is made to trust in Jehovah and obey the Servant. A woe is issued to those who kindle their own fire and walk in their own sparks, promising th…
Timeline
God asks Israel for their mother's divorce scroll or creditor's record, clarifying they were sold because of their own iniquities, while asserting His power to ransom and deliver.
Isaiah 50:1-3The Servant describes how God awakens His ear to hear as the learned. He yields Himself without rebellion, giving His back to strikers, His cheeks to pluckers, and setting His face like flint.
Isaiah 50:4-9A call is made to trust in Jehovah and obey the Servant. A woe is issued to those who kindle their own fire and walk in their own sparks, promising they will lie down in pain.
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