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Crushed for Our Iniquities - Isaiah 52:13-53:12 (opens the original)
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After months in Isaiah, we reach the passage the whole book has been building toward. The fourth Servant Song (Isaiah 52:13–53:12) answers how God will make scarlet sins white as snow: the Servant is pierced for our transgressions, crushed for our iniquities, and raised to make many righteous.
Awake - Isaiah 51:9-52:12 (opens the original)
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Israel cried out for God to wake up and save. God answered by telling them to wake up. Isaiah 51:9 through 52:12 shows the Lord comforting his people, removing the cup of his wrath, and publishing his salvation to the ends of the earth. The sleeper is not God.
I Hid Not My Face - Isaiah 50:4–51:8 (opens the original)
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Our deepest problem is spiritual deafness. Isaiah 50 presents the Servant who heard God perfectly and obeyed him fully, giving his back to the strikers and his face to the spitters. Because he was vindicated, all who hear and obey his voice are sustained by promises that outlast the world.
I Will Not Forget You - Isaiah 49:14–50:3 (opens the original)
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Zion cried that God had forsaken her. In Isaiah 49:14–50:3, the Lord answers: he desires to redeem, he is able to redeem, and her exile came from her own sin, not his abandonment. The question left is whether we will answer when he calls.
A Light to the Nations – Isaiah 49:1–13 (opens the original)
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In this second Servant Song, we hear the "new things" God promised to announce: the coming of the Servant of the Lord. He is called from the womb, his mouth made like a sharp sword, and though his labor will seem to be in vain, the Lord commissions him as a light to the nations, that his salvation may reach to the end of the earth. In this message from Isaiah 49:1–13, we marvel at the Servant's calling, his commission, and his covenant, all fulfilled in the Lord Jesus Christ. Now is the day of s
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