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What role does scripture play in understanding Christ's suffering?

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Scripture is essential in understanding Christ's suffering as it fulfills the prophecies and reveals God's redemptive plan.

The role of Scripture in understanding Christ's suffering is foundational. Throughout the Old Testament, various prophecies point to the coming suffering servant—most notably Isaiah 53, which speaks of the Messiah who would bear our griefs and sorrows. In Matthew 26:54, Christ Himself emphasizes that His suffering must take place to fulfill what was written in the Scriptures. This underscores the importance of a high view of Scripture among believers. If the Scriptures say that Christ must suffer, we are compelled to examine their implications carefully, understanding that God meticulously orchestrated events leading to Christ's crucifixion and resurrection. Thus, a believer’s grasp of these Scriptures enriches their appreciation of Christ’s atoning work, deepening their faith and inspiring greater reverence for the Word of God.
Scripture References: Isaiah 53, Matthew 26:54

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