Whose report will you believe Scripture KJV

 

       Isaiah 53:1 is a key verse in the Bible that introduces the "Suffering Servant" passage, which is widely interpreted as a prophecy about Jesus Christ in Christian theology. Here’s the verse in detail:

Isaiah 53:1 (KJV)

Breaking It Down:

1. "Who hath believed our report?"

      This rhetorical question highlights the challenge of faith. The "report" refers to the message of God delivered by the prophets—specifically, the good news of salvation through the coming Messiah. Many people, both then and now, struggle to believe in God's promises or the truth of His Word.

2. "To whom is the arm of the LORD revealed?"

       The "arm of the LORD" symbolizes God’s power and salvation. It is a metaphor for His ability to act decisively in history and redeem His people. This phrase emphasizes that only those who are spiritually receptive and faithful will perceive and understand God’s work.

Context in Scripture:

      Isaiah 53 is part of a larger prophecy (Isaiah 52:13–53:12) describing the Messiah's suffering, rejection, and ultimate victory. It paints a vivid picture of the servant of the Lord who would bear the sins of many and bring healing and redemption to the world. This chapter is one of the most quoted Old Testament passages in the New Testament, confirming its fulfillment in Jesus Christ.

● John 12:38 

● Romans 10:16 

Application for Believers:

      The question "Whose report will you believe?" challenges individuals to trust in God's truth rather than human opinions, circumstances, or doubts. It is a call to stand firm in faith and rely on the promises of God, as revealed in Scripture, even when it seems difficult or unpopular.

      This verse continues to inspire believers to reflect on their faith and decision to trust God's Word over other competing "reports" in the world.