When God devised His plan to send a Savior for us, He wanted us to be prepared to recognize Him. Hundreds of years before Jesus was even born, there were many things declared about the coming Savior in order to point His people to Him, that they would know it was Him. All of these point to Jesus. Throughout this series, we'll be looking at various Old Testament prophecies that point to Jesus, and in particular we will go through one of the most powerful sections of Scripture that illuminates the life and ministry of the Messiah: Isaiah 53.
In this sermon, we look at specific Old Testament prophecies that give us particular detail about the way that Christ would be rejected and killed, but also specific results of His death. We'll see that through Christ, God does not just simply forgive our sin (which in itself is incredible), but He also forgets our sin.
When God devised His plan to send a Savior for us, He wanted us to be prepared to recognize Him. Hundreds of years before Jesus was even born, there were many things declared about the coming Savior in order to point His people to Him, that they would know it was Him. All of these point to Jesus. Throughout this series, we'll be looking at various Old Testament prophecies that point to Jesus, and in particular we will go through one of the most powerful sections of Scripture that illuminates the life and ministry of the Messiah: Isaiah 53.
In this sermon, we look at specific Old Testament prophecies that give us particular detail about the way that Christ would be rejected and killed, but also specific results of His death. We'll see that through Christ, God does not just simply forgive our sin (which in itself is incredible), but He also forgets our sin.
