Isaiah 53 is often called the “5th Gospel” because it so clearly reveals Jesus long before His birth. It tells of a Savior who came humbly, rejected and despised, yet carrying the weight of our sin. Like sheep, we wandered—but He bore our stripes as our substitute. Through His suffering came our healing, and through His death came our salvation. But the story doesn’t end there—He rose, victorious and satisfied, sharing the spoils of redemption with us. Easter reminds us: what looked like defeat was actually the greatest victory ever won.