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By His Wounds We Are Healed

Over seven hundred years before the crucifixion of Jesus, the prophet Isaiah wrote one of the most extraordinary passages in all of Scripture. In Isaiah 53, he described a servant of God — a leader of his people — who would suffer on their behalf. Jewish rabbis debated for centuries the identity of this mysterious figure, recognising that he would bear the weight of others’ sin and pain, yet unable to fully resolve who he was. The passage was there, the promise was clear, but its fulfilment remained hidden.

When Jesus was crucified, the mystery was resolved. Everything Isaiah had written with such precision — the suffering, the rejection, the wounds borne for others, the substitution of the innocent for the guilty — found its fulfilment in the cross. This was not coincidence. It was the outworking of a plan formed before the foundation of the world, announced centuries in advance, and accomplished in history on a hill outside Jerusalem.

Our world is unravelling. Our nation is adrift. Our lives are coming apart. The cross of Jesus Christ is God’s answer to the human condition in all its depth and complexity.

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