Isaiah 53
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Isaiah 53
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No majesty or beauty
He came to dwell with the lowly
Man of sorrows, despised, rejected
As one from whom men hide their faces
Despised and we esteemed Him not
Oh, He has come, look upon the One
Jesus, Son of God, lifted up for us
He bore our griefs and afflictions
Pierced for our transgressions
We like sheep have gone astray
Each of us to his own way
His punishment has brought us peace
Oh, He has come, look upon the One
Jesus, Son of God, lifted up for us
Oh, see His love, Jesus, heaven’s light
No longer to be despised
Glorious in our eyes
Unto death He was stricken
Assigned a grave with the wicked
Raised to life and seated glorious
Savior King, our God victorious
Never more to die, He lives
Oh, He has come
Oh, see His love
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