Isaiah 53:4–6

53:4 Surely he has borne our sickness and carried our suffering; yet we considered him plagued, struck by God, and afflicted.

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53:5 But he was pierced for our transgressions. He was crushed for our iniquities. The punishment that brought our peace was on him; and by his wounds we are healed.

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53:6 All we like sheep have gone astray. Everyone has turned to his own way; and the LORD has laid on him the iniquity of us all.

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Isaiah 53

Old Testament carefully copied and affirmed by Jesus

Scribes who copied Old Testament texts followed strict guidelines when copying manuscripts, including the use of mathematical controls to make sure no errors had crept into the text. The Dead Sea Scrolls confirm the reliability of the text over a period of one thousand years. Jesus also affirmed the reliability of Scripture on many occasions.

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Is Muhammad Foretold in the Bible?, John Gilchrist

During 1975 Ahmed Deedat held a series of lectures at the Durban City Hall, two of which set out to prove that Muhammad is foretold in the Bible. The first...

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Isaiah 53

Did Jesus Plan an Attempted Coup?

The Crucifixion of Christ: A Fact, not Fiction, John Gilchrist

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Promises: John the Baptiser - God's cleansing

When sin gets in the way, God provides a means to cleanse us. Throughout the history of the Israelites, animal sacrifices and water baptism served as important rituals to cleanse the people from sins. John is described in the Bible as the forerunner of the Messiah. He was sent by...

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Q86: In the Holy Books is it stated by the prophets that the Messiah (Jesus) would die?

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Isaiah 53

101 Cleared-up Contradictions in the Bible

By: Jay Smith, Alex Chowdhry, Toby Jepson, James Schaeffer “The first to present his case seems right, till another comes forward and questions him.” (Proverbs 18:17) The Charge of Contradiction…

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Isaiah 53:3–5

Key Source: The Cross in the Old Testament

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Isaiah 53:4
Jesus: an overview

Comparing views of Jesus' death

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Isaiah 53:4–5

Timeline (700 BC): Isaiah prophesies about the Suffering Servant

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Isaiah 53:4–6

The word “Trinity” doesn’t have to be in the Bible for it to be true

The absence of the word “Trinity” in the Bible is no more a problem for Christians than the absence of the word “tawhid” in the Qur’an is for Muslims. Words do not create truth; they help us describe it. The Trinity names the one God revealed as Father, Son, and Spirit — eternally loving and relational. This is not a puzzle but a window into God’s heart, revealed in Jesus, who invites us into God’s family forever.

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Isaiah 53:4–6

The Suffering Servant of God

Al-Masihu-Isa: The Glory of Jesus the Messiah, John Gilchrist

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Isaiah 53:4–7

The Qur’an’s view of Christians: Sincere or Sinister?

Why are Muslims so hesitant to listen to Christians? Why are Christian views and arguments so often dismissed without any real consideration? Why do Muslims seem appreciative of Christian virtues and…

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Isaiah 53:5–12

200 Questions

Q85: Is it accepted that Christ’s blood was shed as a sacrificial atonement for the sins of the world? (Ransom / Fidye)

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