Dr. David Platt Chapter 28: THE SCANDAL OF THE

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Dr. David Platt Chapter 28: THE SCANDAL OF THE GOSPEL Isaiah 52:13-53:12 The Servant of God… l He will __________________, but He will __________________. m A __________________ servant… n With an _______________________ nature. m A __________________ sovereign… n Who will __________________ the nations. l The Lord will __________________ Him, but we will __________________ Him. m See His ___________________________. m See our ___________________________. l He will be _____________________ so that we can be ______________. m He will endure the __________________ of sin. m He will take the ________________ of sinners. n The essence of sin: ___________ substitutes himself for God. n The essence of salvation: ____________ substitutes Himself for man. l He will __________________ in sinless __________________. m Notice the __________________ of this prophecy. m Remember the __________________ of this prophecy. l All will be ______________________ in His _______________________________. m The Father will be satisfied… n He will display the full extent of His __________________. n He will demonstrate the full expression of His _______________. n He will satisfy ________________ and save _______________ at the same time. n Before the cross is for anyone else’s sake, the cross is for ____________ sake. m The Son will be satisfied… n He will rescue the __________________ of God in His death. n He will show the ________________ of God in His resurrection. n He will accomplish the ___________ of God in His exaltation. n The suffering _______________ will become the sovereign ________________. m We will be satisfied… n We will be _____________________ before God the Father. n We will be _______________ with God the Son. The Scandal of the Gospel…

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God accepts _________________________ people. God honors shameful people. God treats rebels as __________________. God calls sinners His sons and daughters. God declares the guilty __________________.

“In Passion Week, as I was reading on the Lord’s Supper, I met with an expression to this effect – ‘That the Jews knew what they did, when they transferred their sin to the head of their offering.’ The thought came into my mind, What, may I transfer all my guilt to another? Has God provided an Offering for me, that I may lay my sins on His head? Then, God willing, I will not bear them on my own soul one moment longer. Accordingly I sought to lay my sins upon the sacred head of Jesus.” Charles Simeon

Dr. David Platt Chapter 28: THE SCANDAL OF THE GOSPEL Isaiah 52:13-53:12 The Servant of God… l He will repulse, but He will redeem. m A human servant… n With an appalling nature. m A divine sovereign… n Who will astound the nations. l The Lord will reveal Him, but we will reject Him. m See His humiliation. m See our condemnation. l He will be slaughtered so that we can be saved. m He will endure the penalty of sin. m He will take the place of sinners. n The essence of sin: Man substitutes himself for God. n The essence of salvation: God substitutes Himself for man. l He will suffer in sinless silence. m Notice the detail of this prophecy. m Remember the effect of this prophecy. l All will be satisfied in His substitution. m The Father will be satisfied… n He will display the full extent of His justice. n He will demonstrate the full expression of His love. n He will satisfy Himself and save sinners at the same time. n Before the cross is for anyone else’s sake, the cross is for God’s sake. m The Son will be satisfied… n He will rescue the children of God in His death. n He will show the power of God in His resurrection. n He will accomplish the will of God in His exaltation. n The suffering servant will become the sovereign Savior. m We will be satisfied… n We will be vindicated before God the Father. n We will be victors with God the Son. The Scandal of the Gospel…

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God accepts unacceptable people. God honors shameful people. God treats rebels as royalty. God calls sinners His sons and daughters. God declares the guilty innocent.

“In Passion Week, as I was reading on the Lord’s Supper, I met with an expression to this effect – ‘That the Jews knew what they did, when they transferred their sin to the head of their offering.’ The thought came into my mind, What, may I transfer all my guilt to another? Has God provided an Offering for me, that I may lay my sins on His head? Then, God willing, I will not bear them on my own soul one moment longer. Accordingly I sought to lay my sins upon the sacred head of Jesus.” Charles Simeon