Seven centuries before Christ walked this earth, Isaiah gazed into the future and saw the coming Messiah as a "Man of Sorrows, and acquainted with grief." This divine preview of the only One who would bear our pain, carry our sorrows, and take our sins upon Himself at Calvary. Jesus perfectly fulfilled this ancient prophecy, experiencing rejection, betrayal, physical agony, and the weight of human sin so we may be healed and forgiven. But Isaiah's "Man of Sorrows" is our source of lasting joy. Through His sorrows, we find eternal life and the forgiveness of sins.