DAY3 Outline – JESUS, THE WOUNDED FOR OUR TRANSGRESSIONS, SEPTEMBER 2026 FIRST-FRUIT Prayers and Fasting

CHARISMATIC HOUR, FASTING EXERCISE, FIRST FRUIT FASTING, OUTLINES
Click here to download –   WATCHMAN CATHOLIC CHARISMATIC RENEWAL MOVEMENT FIRST FRUIT FASTING FELLOWSHIP SEPTEMBER 2026 EDITION Theme:     The Unrecognized but Great Friend from Heaven Topic:        JESUS, THE WOUNDED FOR OUR TRANSGRESSIONS Texts: Jn.1:9-11, 5:1-7; Matt.8:23-27; Isa.53:3-12 Day 3 INTRODUCTION: The perfect will of  God is  simply  that these revelation teachings/messages like  every other form of ministration  should benefit all of us maximally. Scriptural proofs, as well as practical proofs of today abound to the  effect that we,  and our loved ones should be bountifully blessed through them.(Isa.45:19). It follows therefore  that we can TODAY  receive  ALL that we want – salvation,sanctification,baptism in the Holy Spirit, healing,etc; All we need is to simply believe, and then receive. On the part of the Lord, He is standing by to confirm these  teachings (Jer.1:11-12;  Isa.55:10-11; Mk.16:19-20). Today, we are bringing yet another revelation on the Person and ministry of Jesus. We are considering Him as:- (1) Jesus,  The Wounded For Our Transgressions.  (2) Jesus, TheBearer OfOur Sickness.
  1. JESUS, THE WOUNDED FOR OUR TRANSGRESSIONS (Isa.53:3-
12; 1Pet.2:24; 1Jn.2:1-2) After reading  Isaiah’s narrative (Isa.53),  the  Ethiopian  eunuch  asked Philip,  of whom was the  prophet Isaiah writing (Acts 8:27-30). The answer was that the prophet wrote about Jesus of Nazareth (Acts 8:35). It is this same truth and this same Jesus that we are re-stating in our generation. The Hebrew  word  translated ‘wounded’  means  ‘to  bore’ i.e. by implication towound, todissolve; figuratively to profane (a person,place or thing). It was also translated as profane, pollute, defile, break. So, that Jesus was wounded for our transgressions  should be seen appropriately.  It is not just that the  Roman soldiers that executed Him wounded Him (see  Matt.27:27-31,35). It is more than that.  He was derobed of His glory (Phil.2:5-8). He was seen and regarded as a man (Jn.10:33); a Samaritan (Jn.8:48); a devil (Jn.8:48,52); a mad-man (Jn.10:20).  He was  molested  badly, misunderstood and  opposed vehemently (Matt.27:19-25). Finally, He was tortured to death (Matt.27:27-50). All these put together are what the prophet declared as being wounded for our transgressions (Isa.53:3-12). THE IMPLICATION The implication is this – All men are commanded to believe this truth and turn to God (Isa.45:22; Mk.1:15). Once this is done, salvation is recorded,  i.e. sins are forgiven,  name is written in the book of life (Lk.10:20). This is how all peoples of all ages get saved  (1Cor.15:1-3; Acts 8:26-30)  
  1. JESUS, THE   BEARER   OF    OUR   SICKNESSES      (Isa.53:4,5;
Matt.8:16-17; 1Pet.2:24). In Isa.  53:4, the  Hebrew word translated ‘borne’ means  To (bare, lift) up, (take, carry) awaywhile  the  word translated  ‘griefs’means malady, calamity,anxiety. The  body of Jesus  was marred  (spoiled) as no one else’s had  been (Isa.52:14). This was not without signification. This was in exchange for our own sickness  prone  bodies.  This  means that every believer who becomes sick should look behind to see that ailment had already been given to Jesus. He/she therefore ought not to carry it further (1Pet.2:24) This is the reason He demonstrated it by removing all the sicknesses of all those who came to Him (Matt.8:16-17). IMPLICATION: Today, the same truth is operational as before. Our business is to believe and look-out for the confirmation of truth. Let’s pray.     HSCF:168
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