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Isaiah 7:14; 9:1-7; 11:1-10; 52:13-53:12

Wounded for Our Transgressions

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Wounded for Our Transgressions

Isaiah 7:14; 9:1-7; 11:1-10; 52:13-53:12

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Wounded for Our Transgressions

Isaiah 7:14; 9:1-7; 11:1-10; 52:13-53:12

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This song belongs to the Isaiah collection. 8 recordings are available to play here, with the complete lyrics below.

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Isaiah
[Verse 1] A virgin shall conceive a son, Immanuel shall bear the sign. People walking deep in darkness See a great and dawning shine. Unto us a child is given, Government upon His shoulder: Wonderful, the mighty God, Prince of Peace forever older. [Refrain] A shoot shall rise from Jesse's root, The Spirit rest upon the One Who judges not by outward seeing, But with righteousness begun. Wolf and lamb shall dwell together, Earth be filled as seas are filled; A banner for the gathered nations, Every hostile mountain stilled. [Verse 2] Yet His visage would be marred, Despised, rejected, acquainted with grief. No beauty drew the proud toward Him, No earthly splendor promised relief. Surely He carried human sorrow, Bore the grief that sinners earned; Stricken in the place of rebels, While every wandering foot had turned. [Chorus] Wounded for our transgressions, Bruised for our iniquity, The chastisement that brought us peace Was laid where guilt could not be free. Like a lamb before the shearers, He opened not His mouth to flee. Wounded for our transgressions, By His stripes comes healing's plea. [Final Verse] Cut from the land, yet grave with the wealthy; No violence lived in His hand or tongue. He shall see seed and prolong His days; The righteous servant's work is won. He bore the sin of many And made intercession strong. The promised King and suffering servant Carries mercy all along.

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Isaiah 7: A threatened house and a sign it did not request

Isaiah 7 puts political panic beside prophetic scale. Syria and Ephraim threaten Jerusalem, and the house of David shakes like trees in a wind, while the LORD calls the same kings two smoking stubs of firewood. Ahaz is offered a sign broad enough to reach depth or height, refuses with language that sounds pious, and receives a sign anyway: a child called Immanuel whose early development becomes the clock for the disappearance of the two kings. Yet relief from that immediate threat does not equal safety. Assyria, the power connected with their removal, becomes a razor hired to shave Judah bare. The chapter closes not with royal confidence but with survivors living among briers, thorns, pasture, and abandoned vineyards. Butter and honey remain, but inside a reduced economy. "God with us" is spoken into a land that will still pass through invasion.

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