By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close
CuCabeludo said:
Cerebralbore101 said:

Look at the bolded verse. So Jesus had kids then? Also, prophecies don't refer to people in the past tense. If this was a prophecy then almost everything would be in future tense. Finally, if you read the chapter before this one, you can see that this "servant" was horribly disfigured and ugly. Jesus was not. 


He (God) will se the his offispring (the son) and prolong his (the son) days -> it is implied God would bring him to life again, resurrecting him, after he suffered.

That interpretation doesn't fit the style of the chapter. Whenever Isaiah 53 refers to the "Servant" the author uses pronouns like he, him, and his. Whenever the author refers to God he uses proper nouns like God, Lord, etc.