What does the Bible say about Jesus giving his life as a ransom?

In Mark 10:45, Jesus explicitly states that He came 'not to be ministered unto, but to minister, and to give his life a ransom for many.' This profound statement emphasizes the purpose of His incarnation: to serve humanity by sacrificing Himself for our sins. This act of giving His life as a ransom signifies that a price was required to secure our freedom from condemnation, and Jesus willingly paid that price through His death on the cross. Furthermore, Isaiah 53 provides additional insight into this prophetic portrayal of the Messiah's mission to carry the sins of many and bring reconciliation between God and His people.