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- Jesus and the Peace Treaty: Insights from Isaiah 53If one wants peace with God by being justified from sin, then one must believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that He died for you. That is the term of peace.
- The Symbolism of ‘Smitten’ in Isaiah 53:4The motivation for God saving us was His love.
- Isaiah 53: A Closer Look at the Rejected MessiahWe have worth and value in God’s sight because Jesus was not esteemed.
- Grief and Redemption: Insights from Isaiah 53Jesus willingly entered into sorrow and experienced grief for us.
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Jesus and the Peace Treaty: Insights from Isaiah 53
If one wants peace with God by being justified from sin, then one must believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that He died for you. That is the term of peace.
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The Symbolism of ‘Smitten’ in Isaiah 53:4
The motivation for God saving us was His love.
Dwelling In Scripture 