According to Isaiah 53, which of the following is the correct statement that sums up the atonement?
A. The Lord made an offering for sin, and this offering atoned for all our sin without our effort.
B. The Lord bore most of our iniquities, and we finish the list through obedience to God's word.
C. The Lord was stricken for our transgressions, and trials in our lives help atone for
Answer (2)
Isaiah 53 emphasizes the concept of atonement through the suffering servant who serves as an offering for sin. The correct understanding is that this offering atoned for all sin without requiring human effort. Other options imply a performance-based atonement, which contradicts the main theme of grace presented in this chapter. ;
The chosen option is A: 'The Lord made an offering for sin, and this offering atoned for all our sin without our effort.' Isaiah 53 emphasizes the idea that the suffering servant provides a complete atonement for sin without the need for human actions. This reflects the core message of grace inherent in the passage.
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