Isa 53:10 | MHM | STEP | The Exaltation of the Messiah; The Triumph of the Messiah This section explains that, although the Messiah (Jesus) had to suffer and die, his suffering was part of God’s plan. God was pleased to allow this because it would bring salvation to many people. The passage describes how the Messiah’s death would not be the end, but the beginning of a glorious future. It shows that Jesus’ sacrifice brings forgiveness, new life, and victory for all who believe in him. v. 10 : God chose to allow the Messiah to suffer and be crushed. It was not an accident, but part of God’s purpose. Jesus offered his life as a sacrifice for sin, like an offering on the altar . Even though he died, he would live again and see his descendants—those who believe in him. God promised that his plan would succeed through the Messiah’s sacrifice.

‏ Isaiah 53:10

The Exaltation of the Messiah; The Triumph of the Messiah

This section explains that, although the Messiah (Jesus) had to suffer and die, his suffering was part of God’s plan. God was pleased to allow this because it would bring salvation to many people. The passage describes how the Messiah’s death would not be the end, but the beginning of a glorious future. It shows that Jesus’ sacrifice brings forgiveness, new life, and victory for all who believe in him.

v. 10: God chose to allow the Messiah to suffer and be crushed. It was not an accident, but part of God’s purpose. Jesus offered his life as a sacrifice for sin, like an offering on the altar . Even though he died, he would live again and see his descendants—those who believe in him. God promised that his plan would succeed through the Messiah’s sacrifice.