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For he grew up before him like a tender plant,
    and like a root out of a dry ground;
he had no form and he had[a] no majesty that we should look at him,[b]
    and there is no attractiveness that we should desire him.[c]

“He was despised and rejected by others,
    and[d] a man of sorrows,
        intimately familiar with[e] suffering;
and like one from whom people hide their faces;
    and[f] we despised him[g]
        and did not value him.

“Surely he has borne our sufferings
    and carried our sorrows;
yet we considered him stricken,
    and[h] struck down by God,
        and afflicted.

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Footnotes

  1. Isaiah 53:2 So 1QIsaa; 1QIsab MT LXX lack he had
  2. Isaiah 53:2 So 1QIsaa 1QIsab MT LXX; 1QIsaa may read at ourselves
  3. Isaiah 53:2 So 1QIsaa MT LXX; 1QIsaa may read desire ourselves
  4. Isaiah 53:3 So 1QIsaa; 1QIsab MT LXX lack and
  5. Isaiah 53:3 So 1QIsaa LXX; MT reads and acquainted with; 1QIsab reads and knowing
  6. Isaiah 53:3 So 1QIsaa 1QIsab; MT LXX lacks and
  7. Isaiah 53:3 So 1QIsaa; MT LXX read he was despised
  8. Isaiah 53:4 So 1QIsaa LXX; MT lacks and