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232 How Are the Christian <strong>Scriptures</strong> Confirmed by the Peculiar Glory of God?<br />

Isaiah 53:4<br />

Surely he has borne our griefs and<br />

carried our sorrows; yet we esteemed<br />

him stricken, smitten by God, and<br />

afflicted.<br />

Isaiah 53:4–5<br />

Surely he has borne our griefs and<br />

carried our sorrows; yet we esteemed<br />

him stricken, smitten by God, and<br />

afflicted. But he was pierced for our<br />

transgressions; he was crushed for<br />

our iniquities; upon him was the<br />

chastisement that brought us peace,<br />

and with his wounds we are healed.<br />

Isaiah 53:6<br />

All we like sheep have gone astray;<br />

we have turned—every one—to his<br />

own way; and the Lord has laid on<br />

him the iniquity of us all.<br />

Matthew 8:16–17<br />

That evening they brought to him<br />

many who were oppressed by<br />

demons, and he cast out the spirits<br />

with a word and healed all who<br />

were sick. This was to fulfill what<br />

was spoken by the prophet Isaiah:<br />

“He took our illnesses and bore our<br />

diseases.”<br />

1 Peter 2:24<br />

He himself bore our sins in his body<br />

on the tree, that we might die to<br />

sin and live to righteousness. By his<br />

wounds you have been healed.<br />

1 Peter 2:24–25<br />

He himself bore our sins in his body<br />

on the tree, that we might die to<br />

sin and live to righteousness. By his<br />

wounds you have been healed. For<br />

you were straying like sheep, but<br />

have now returned to the Shepherd<br />

and Overseer of your souls.<br />

Isaiah 53:7–8<br />

He was oppressed, and he was afflicted,<br />

yet he opened not his mouth;<br />

like a lamb that is led to the slaughter,<br />

and like a sheep that before its<br />

shearers is silent, so he opened not<br />

his mouth.<br />

By oppression and judgment he was<br />

taken away; and as for his generation,<br />

who considered that he was<br />

cut off out of the land of the living,<br />

stricken for the transgression of my<br />

people?<br />

Isaiah 53:9<br />

And they made his grave with the<br />

wicked and with a rich man in his<br />

death, although he had done no<br />

violence, and there was no deceit in<br />

his mouth.<br />

Acts 8:32–33<br />

Now the passage of the Scripture<br />

that he was reading was this:<br />

“Like a sheep he was led to the<br />

slaughter<br />

and like a lamb before its shearer<br />

is silent,<br />

so he opens not his mouth.<br />

In his humiliation justice was denied<br />

him.<br />

Who can describe his generation?<br />

For his life is taken away from the<br />

earth.”<br />

1 Peter 2:21–22<br />

For to this you have been called,<br />

because Christ also suffered for you,<br />

leaving you an example, so that<br />

you might follow in his steps. He<br />

committed no sin, neither was deceit<br />

found in his mouth.

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