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Jtf -l-( \i'oUna . .ce- I'h ?" Quiday P School f Lesson by John R Brayboy S.utm Missiusaki B?i ti.t C Victory Through Suffering Isaiah 53:1-6, 10-11 Outline 1. The Rejection of the Servant Isaiah 53:1-3 11. The Substitution of the Servant Isaiah 53:4-6 111. The Reward of the Servant Isaiah 53:10-11 ft 1. The Rejection of the Servant (Isaiah 53:1-3) Our lesson continues this week with the servant. In this lesson \\c sec the suffering of the servant Isaiah asks two questions here: (1) Who will . believe what he has said? Certainly, this is a familiar question, among believers today; because many people hear the gospel of Jesus Christ but few believe. (2) To whom is the arm of the Lord revealed? Tins refers to how many would truly receive the report about the servant that would suffer for mankind. The servant would come into the world through natural birth ah grow into a man. He would come out of a spiritually dead nation (Israel) who would not recognize Him as the deliverer for Israel. He came as an ordinary man; there was nothing that set him apart in His outward appearance that shows His deity. Jesus came to a sinful world to redeem sinful man.yet He was rejected and despised by the very world He came to redeem. It is sad that a lost and dying world would not accept the Savior because He was a carpenter s son. even though many saw the mighty works that He performed during his In \ur\duy, January J.\ /VWi carihl> ministry' I Ins was heartbreaking to the Son of God Jusi as Israel did not understand the plan lor Jesus' suffering that mankind could be redeemed, most ol the world iod.iv docs not understand or ear what Jesus done lor them at Cal\ar> //. Healing Through H uunds (Isaiuli 53.J-6) The servant would suffer not lot His sake but for our sake He was smitten of God not because He dcscrv ed it. but that we could escape The Servant suffered for your sins the peace of man was born by Him ^)ur since siek souls were made w hole by the sacrifice of the servant Salvation eani and will heal the scars of a sin sick world Just as a lamb vv ho is lost front the fold is helpless, without hope, with non one to protect or guide us. we suffer Away from the protection of god. man is vulnerable to everything that the devil has to throw at us For his reason Jesus was willing to lay down His life and bare the iniquity of all Because He died for our sins, we can.live 111. Pleasing (ioil Through Suffering (Isaiah 53:10-11J In verse 10 it would seem that God would be pleased for the servant to be bruised, but He was pleased at vv hat the results would be as a result of the suffering Asa result of the servant's sacrifice, there would conic forth seed. Many will believe on the Son of God and be sav cd. Through dy i ng He vv ould live and god would honor Hun for making a way for sinners to be saved. Through Jesus' suffering' God was satisfied thai the sin debt requirement for mankind had been met. Because of Jcsus's sacrificial death, we arc justified in the sight of God God who cannot look on sin can look 011 us through His son Jesus who shed His blood on calvary that we could be reconciled back to Him ?unsaved person, consider the message in Isaiah 52:13-%3: I2. look at and read this passage of Jesus' suffering and willingness to take your sins upon Him. see Jesus through the eye of faith and let Him come into vour ill ' heart so thai sou too can li\c Remember God went to great measure 10 keep sou out of hell Do not do as Israel did and reject the onl\ escape that is pro\ ided front eternal damnation God loves >ou and wants to sa\es \o right now where \ou arc What will n our answer be' Vou can go to hell an> wa> vou choose but >ou can onl> go to heasen in the wa> God has chosen Godblcssxouuntil nest week Pra> for us LI He Father, LIHe Son CHOOSE Iff. 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