Isaiah 53
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 53 of 66
Chapter Summary
The prophet, complaining of unbelief, accuses them of ignoring the prophecy of the cross. The pains Christ suffered for His own. The prophecy of the lawless, the good success.
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Cross-References
- Acts 8:32–35
- 1 Peter 2:24
- Matthew 8:17
- Romans 10:16
Timeline
The Servant grows up like a root out of dry ground, possessing no majestic beauty. He is despised, rejected, a Man of pains, and deemed worthless by men.
Isaiah 53:1-3The Servant substitutes Himself for the people, bearing their sicknesses, being pierced for their transgressions, and crushed for the iniquities of sheep that had gone astray.
Isaiah 53:4-6The Servant is oppressed but remains silent like a lamb to the slaughter. He is cut off from the living for the people's sins and makes His grave with the wicked and a rich man.
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