Isaiah 535 He Pierced Our Transgressions Stock Illustration 2241204763 It is always good to follow the "reference to the context or else it may turn into a "pretext". here or in nt the primary meaning is not of the physical healing though the word "healing" may mean so; but the overal lesson we get is to do with "restoration" of the wayward people. earlier comment by perry is quite useful in all respects. –. 7 mar. isaiah 53:5 explained in detail is the purpose of this post. this passage is very rich. it tells us about god’s plan for our salvation hundreds of years before it was executed. god’s intention towards us was never an afterthought. it was always his grand plan to interrupt history and change its course.
By His Wounds We Are Healed Isaiah 535 S Graphic By Craftlab98 But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was on him; and with his stripes we are healed. but he was. isaiah 53:6 8,11,12 all we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way; and the lord hath laid on him the iniquity of us all… daniel 9:24. The mantra “by his stripes we are healed” is repeated endlessly in christian circles. however, these words extracted from isaiah 53:5 focus on spiritual rather than physical healing. first, a quick look at the context makes it clear that isaiah had spiritual rather than physical healing in mind: christ “was wounded for our transgressions. Because of his wounds, we can live with joy and in peace. isaiah 53:5 should remind us to continually turn to jesus for healing. when we have something broken in our lives, whether due to our sin or someone’s sin against us, we should seek god for healing. ultimately isaiah 53:5 should cause us to pause and worship god for what he has done. When you are sick, god intended for you to come to him for healing. the word tells us, “by his stripes we are healed.”. he revealed himself early on as a healing god. healing is something that is received by faith, and it was meant for us today. please, if i am sick don’t come in and pray: lord remember pastor bob!.
Https Www Facebook Focusonthefamily Photos A 380277663519 157071 Because of his wounds, we can live with joy and in peace. isaiah 53:5 should remind us to continually turn to jesus for healing. when we have something broken in our lives, whether due to our sin or someone’s sin against us, we should seek god for healing. ultimately isaiah 53:5 should cause us to pause and worship god for what he has done. When you are sick, god intended for you to come to him for healing. the word tells us, “by his stripes we are healed.”. he revealed himself early on as a healing god. healing is something that is received by faith, and it was meant for us today. please, if i am sick don’t come in and pray: lord remember pastor bob!. Again, isaiah is talking about our straying in sin and how those sins were imputed to jesus. so, the context before and after “by his wounds we are healed” is about sin. it would be odd for isaiah, in the middle of these statements about sin, to inject something about healing. the hebrew word for “healed” in isaiah 53:5 is râphâh. it. Isaiah 53:5. new international version. 5 but he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed. read full chapter. s ex 28:38; s ps 39:8; s jn 3:17; ro 4:25; 1co 15:3; heb 9:28.
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