In Isaiah 52:13-53:12, we find the fourth Servant Song in which we see 5 verses describing the Servant's suffering. I. The Servant shall be high, lifted up, and exalted as a result of his suffering to cleanse many (52:13–5). II. The Servant was a man of sorrows, acquainted with grief, and despised and rejected by men (52:1–3). III. The Servant suffered in our place, was crushed for our sins, and bore our iniquity (52:4–6). IV. The Servant willingly suffered as a lamb led to slaughter though he was innocent (52:7-9). V. The Servant will suffer and prosper according to Yahweh's will, and many will be accounted as righteous because he was numbered with transgressors (52:10–12).

In Isaiah 52:13-53:12, we find the fourth Servant Song in which we see 5 verses describing the Servant's suffering. I. The Servant shall be high, lifted up, and exalted as a result of his suffering to cleanse many (52:13–5). II. The Servant was a man of sorrows, acquainted with grief, and despised and rejected by men (52:1–3). III. The Servant suffered in our place, was crushed for our sins, and bore our iniquity (52:4–6). IV. The Servant willingly suffered as a lamb led to slaughter though he was innocent (52:7-9). V. The Servant will suffer and prosper according to Yahweh's will, and many will be accounted as righteous because he was numbered with transgressors (52:10–12).

Yahweh's interlude: I comfort and deliver you, though you have forgotten me and are afraid of your oppressors (51:12-16). V. Awake, my people, awake, for I have delivered you! A. You have drunk my cup to the dregs (51:17-20) … B. But I have removed my cup from you (51:21-23). VI. Awake, my people, awake to your new life! A. Holy (52:1). B. Free (52:2). C. Redeemed (52:3–4). D. Vindicated (52:5–6). E. Saved (52:7–10). F. Protected (52:11-12).

In Isaiah 51:1-52:12, we witness 6 commands and an interlude demonstrating God's gracious provision of salvation to the world through his Servant. I. Listen, my people: I will comfort you! A. I'll bless you like Abraham (51:1–2). B. I'll restore you like Eden (51: 3). II. Listen, my people: I will save! A. My salvation reaches the ends of the earth (51:4–5). B. My salvation is forever (51:6). III. Listen, my people: Don't fear men! A. Because you know righteousness and my teaching is in your heart (51:7). B. Because men are temporary, but my righteousness and salvation are forever (51:8). IV. Awake, Yahweh, awake and exercise your might! A. Save us as you did our forefathers from Egypt (51:9-1o) … B. And we will joyfully praise you (51:11). Yahweh's interlude: I comfort and deliver you, though you have forgotten me and are afraid of your oppressors (51:12-16).

Outline of 1 st Peter 1:3-21 September 3, 2023Standing Firm in the True Grace of GodI. The Source of Our Salvation, vs. 3-5II. The Joy and Future Hope of Our Salvation, vs. 6-9III. The Prophecy and Proclamation of Our Salvation, vs. 10-12IV. The Conduct of Our Salvation, vs. 13-16V. The Summary of Our Salvation, vs. 17-21Note: Comparing v. 3 with v. 21: This passage begins and ends(bookends) with our faith and our hope in God.

the three scenes leading to Samson's redemption.I. Samson and the Gaza prostituteII. Samson and DelilahIII. Samson is redeemed by God

In Isaiah 50:4-11, we are challenged by a Servant whoselife reveals 5 marks of being a disciple.I. The Servant is a disciple the Lord GOD equips tospeak sustaining words (v. 4a, b).II. The Servant is a disciple who listens to the LordGOD (v. 4c).III. The Servant is a disciple who obeys the Lord GOD(v. 5-6).IV. The Servant is a disciple who depends upon theLord GOD for vindication (vs. 7-9).V. The Servant is a disciple whose ministry dividesthe world …A. into those who fear Yahweh and obey hisServant, trusting and relying on them eventhough they walk in darkness (v. 10).B. into those who trust in themselves to walkby their own light though it leads totorment (v. 11).

In Isaiah 49:15–50:3, we hear Yahweh give 4 promises inresponse to Zion's lament (v. 14) that prove they will notbe put to shame if they wait on Him (v. 23c).I. Though you fear being forgotten, I will neverforget you (49:15–16).II. Though you fear being forsaken, I will bless youwith many grandchildren …A. who will adorn you as a bride (49:17–18),B. who will overflow your devastated land(49:19–20),C. who will surprise you with their presence(49:21),D. who will be delivered by your enemies(49:22–23).III. Though you fear being overpowered, I willoverpower your oppressors (49:24–26).IV. Though you fear being divorced and your childrensold into slavery for your sin, I will redeem youthrough my power (50:1–3).