Isaiah 50: The Obedient Servant Who Suffers

God says His people were sent into exile for their own sins, not through any weakness in Him. The Servant then tells of listening to God each morning, enduring beatings and mockery with firm resolve, and trusting God to clear Him; those in darkness are urged to rely on the LORD, and self-reliant people are warned.

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According to 50:7, why was the Servant able to set His face like flint while He was beaten and mocked?

Because He planned to strike back laterBecause the crowd soon took His sideBecause God Himself was helping HimBecause He felt no pain from the blows