ISBN: 9780954992286
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This book, written by a converted Jew, is an exposition of Isaiah 53, subtitled 'The sufferings of the Messiah and the glory that should follow.' Its deep insights will draw out the heart of any reader to the One by 'whose stripes we are healed.'
'If the reader receives only a fraction of the spiritual help and enjoyment which the writer found in the course of his meditation and exposition of this truly wonderful Scripture he will be amply rewarded. It has, if possible, wrought deeper conviction in his heart that Jesus of Nazareth is indeed the Christ, the promised Redeemer of Israel - He 'of whom Moses in the law and the prophets did write;' for it is beyond even the wildest credulity to believe that the resemblance in every feature and minutest detail between this prophetic portraiture drawn centuries before His advent and the story of His life, and death, and glorious resurrection as narrated in the Gospels, can be mere accident or fortuitous coincidence. It has also strengthened my hope for the future blessing of the nation from which I have sprung, and for which I have not ceased to yearn with the yearnings of Him who wept over Jerusalem.' - from the forward
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About the author
David Baron (1857-1926) Born a Jew, Baron converted to Christ and co-founded the Hebrew Christian Testimony to Israel, a Christian missionary outreach organisation to the Jews. He was the author of several commentaries, particularly focusing on the fulfilment of the Old Testament prophecies in Christ. Like the apostle Paul, it could be said of him that his 'heart's desire and prayer to God for Israel is, that they might be saved.'
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