As we remember the death, burial, and resurrection of our Great Lord and Savior, we look at Old Testament prophecy to see how antiquity described our Jesus. Isaiah 53 describes the Servant of the Lord—who is both divine and human—as one who suffers not for His own sins, but for the sins of humanity. Though rejected and afflicted, He willingly bears our griefs, takes our punishment, and offers Himself as a sacrifice to bring peace, healing, and salvation. Through His death and resurrection, He becomes the righteous King and intercessor for all who receive Him.