A Year in the Bible with Daily Grace S4: Week 38 Day 2: Going Deeper in 52:13-53:12
Sep 16, 2025
Explore how Scripture illuminates the life of Christ through both the Old and New Testaments. Delve into Isaiah's messages of judgment and restoration tied to the suffering servant. Discover the profound concept of mercy, highlighting how the guilty find freedom through the servant's sacrifice. The discussion sets the stage for a deeper look at New Testament themes, inviting curiosity for what's to come.
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Study The Servant Passages Closely
- Read Isaiah 52:13–53:12 to see how the Old Testament points to Christ.
- Study the servant passages to understand God's plan of judgment and restoration.
Redemption Through The Suffering Servant
- Isaiah frames redemption through a suffering servant who brings restoration to God's people.
- This servant-centered redemption explains how God will accomplish promised healing and restoration.
Justice And Mercy United In The Servant
- The suffering servant demonstrates both God's justice and mercy simultaneously.
- God satisfies justice by addressing sin's seriousness while also showing mercy by providing a substitute to bear punishment.