Christ the Servant of the Lord Pt 3- Isaiah 52:15–53:12 | Christology Series #09
Channel: Visual Theology
Date: 08/12/2022

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Description
This is the third video on our analysis of Isaiah 52.13–53.12. In it we finish exploring the full meaning of the servant's suffering and sacrifice on behalf of his people. We discuss the nature, type and efficacy of the atonement. We distinguish and discuss the difference between God's justice, mercy, & grace. We highlight the universal call to repent and believe and reconcile the call with the particularity of the atonement.

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Timeline
00:00 - Reading the Word - Isaiah 52.13–53.12
03:45 - The Extent of the Atonement
09:39 - Identifying "My People"
26:57 - The Efficacy of the Atonement
33:51 - The Servant's Satisfaction
38:42 - God's Justice vs. Mercy & Grace
47:04 - The Universal Call of the Gospel
55:43 - The Great Salvation Chain
58:08 - God's Wrath upon His Son
59:18 - Christ's Substitutionary Atonement
1:04:41 - Christ's Particular Intercessory Prayer

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