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82. Isaiah 53:6

From: Answers to Correspondents: From Things New and Old 1858-1863 By: Charles Henry Mackintosh

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“T. A.,” near Dublin. Isaiah 53:6⁶All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way; and the Lord hath laid on him the iniquity of us all. (Isaiah 53:6), applies primarily to the repentant remnant of Israel in the latter day; but any convicted soul may use it with fullest confidence.

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Answers to Correspondents: From Things New and Old 1858-1863

• 60. Prayer in Faith

• 61. Audible Responses

• 62. Scriptural Difficulties

• 63. Sins Put Away

• 64. On Praying for the Holy Spirit

• 65. Obedience Better Than Sacrifice

• 66. Communion

• 69. Baptism

• 70. The Fig Tree

• 71. A Full Christ

• 72. The One Object

• 73. Matthew 25:34

• 74. Salvation of Departed Infants

• 75. Absent From the Body

• 76. The Flesh

• 77. Fresh Outpourings of the Spirit

• 78. Gift in Prayer

• 79. Luke 23:43

• 80. The Present Dispensation

• 81. The Observance of Days

• 82. Isaiah 53:6

• 83. Spirit-Rapping

• 84. Female Preaching

• 86. The Application of the Death of Christ

• 88. John 15:1-6

• 89. Christ, and Not Self