Why did Jesus have to suffer? Isaiah 53:4-6 gives us one of the clearest pictures of Christ’s atoning sacrifice, revealing that His pain was for our healing, His wounds for our redemption.

This powerful Bible study devotional explores the deep theological meaning of Jesus' suffering and why He willingly bore our griefs and carried our sorrows. This passage not only points to the Messianic prophecy of Christ's crucifixion but also speaks directly to our own struggles with sin, suffering, and redemption.

• What does it mean that Jesus "bore our griefs" and "carried our sorrows"?
• How does Isaiah 53:4-6 connect to the sacrifice of the Cross?
• What does Christ’s suffering mean for us today, especially during Lent and Easter?
• As we reflect on the passion of Christ during this Lenten season, this study will deepen your appreciation of His sacrifice and prepare your heart for the joy of Easter.
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Summary:

This Christian devotional on Isaiah 53:4-6 explores why Jesus had to suffer and how His wounds bring us healing.As we reflect during Lent and Easter, this study provides a deeper understanding of the Messianic prophecy, Christ’s sacrifice, and our redemption through His suffering.

About the Author

Instructor: Paul J. Bucknell is a passionate author of over 25 books and has been a dedicated contributor to the global church for many years. Alongside his wonderful wife, he's also the proud father of eight children! As a former cross-cultural church planter and pastor, and now with 25 years of experience teaching Christian leaders, Paul has a wealth of knowledge and insights to share. Paul is the founder and president of Biblical Foundations for Freedom (BFF).

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