Isaiah          53:6
“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.”
I          am sure we have all read and heard preached this verse many          times.          But this morning let us look at something a little different          in this          verse from what we normally see.
Who          is Isaiah talking to here? Notice he refers to “sheep” and he          uses the words “we” and “us”. I believe it is plain that          Isaiah is referring to God's elect here. Who else does the          Lord          reference as sheep in the scripture? And Isaiah is including          himself          in this. Not just others. But himself also.        
We          know by reading this verse in context that Isaiah is          prophesying of          Jesus Christ and His death on the cross. We know from the          context          also that it was our sins that Christ bore on the cross.        
O          how wicked we are!!! To know our Heavenly Father loved us          enough to          send His Son to die for our sins. And to know that the Son          loved us          enough to willing shed His blood for us. To know all this and          for us          to still commit such horrible sins against our God and          Savior!!! What          a shame we are!!!        
But          God, in His grace and mercy still loves us. He still loves us          as a          father does his child. He loves us so much that He will never          disown          us for the horrible acts we commit against Him.        
O          child of God, as we walk our daily lives, let us not forget          why we          are here and what act of grace and mercy has kept us in the          arms of          our Heavenly Father. Our Lord and Savior gave His all for His          people          and for His bride. Is it to much to ask for us to give our all          for          Him?
Praise          ye the Lord!!!
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