Yeshayahu (Isaiah) — Perek 53

The suffering and exalted Servant who bears the griefs and iniquities of the people, poured out his soul to death, and is rewarded with greatness.

The Servant grows like a tender shoot out of dry ground, possessing no outward splendor to attract admiration, despised and rejected by men. He carried our illnesses and bore our pains, wounded for our transgressions and bruised for our iniquities, like a sheep led to the slaughter that remains silent. Though buried among the wicked, it was Hashem's will to crush him as an offering, and because he bore the sins of many, he will see offspring, prolong his days, and divide spoil with the mighty.

• The Servant despised, rejected, and having no stately form
• Bearing our sicknesses, pains, and wounded for our transgressions
• All like stray sheep turned to their own way; Hashem laid iniquity upon him
• Silent like a lamb led to slaughter, cut off from the land of the living
• Exaltation: seeing offspring, prolonging days, and dividing spoil with the mighty