Dow Creative Enterprises will donate 50% of all new book royalties from the bible scripture series to charity to help eligible poor families cover basic living expenses. The Prophet Isaiah foretold the suffering of the Servant of the LORD in Chapter 52:13 through the end of Chapter 53. He would be marred more than any other man and his form would not look human. He was rejected by men and struck by God. He was crushed and the punishment by God that brings us peace was placed on him. He carried our sins and was a guilt offering to the LORD. By the bruise to the Servant, we are healed. The Servant will see his offspring and prolong his days once he pours out his soul to death and carries the sins of us all. After the anguish of his soul, he sees the light and is satisfied. By his knowledge, he makes many right before the LORD. This book shares 83 English translations of this passage. Some have differences in just several words and other translations have many differences. Jesus is the Man of Sorrows and was acquainted with grief. Jesus is the suffering Servant and carried our sins and guilt with him at the crucifixion. He was resurrected and lives to see his spiritual offspring whom he makes righteous before the LORD. This is the central tenet of Christianity and surely writers of the New Testament referred to it in their minds as they wrote about Jesus' purpose. This passage should be referenced as the source of Jesus's salvation of our soul. This book also has 34 questions to help guide a bible study for yourself or a group of people about this passage. Thank you to the people of Israel for preserving the book of Isaiah for hundreds of years prior to Jesus' birth. Thank you Jesus for carrying away our sins and guilt. May we get to know and love our Father in the Heavens more each day.