The Lost Sheep and the Suffering Servant And so the prophet goes on to say in the next three verses, he was disdained, and we esteemed him, and I quote, a man made fallow from him, with the authority, you know, to me that's the most wonderful thing, to preach for 60 years, that's the first text, at 14 years old, in the salvation army, and I started speaking that text, and I only meant to speak for an hour later, the captain leaned over and said, my boy, we should have been in the hall about 20 minutes ago, you'll have to tell us the rest of the time, you see, we've gone astray, remember the story of the young man who was so troubled about his soul, he'd been listening to Dr. W .B. Mackay, the author of Grace and Truth, behind him and called out, doctor, can't you wait a minute, I want to talk to you, I'm in such trouble about my soul, and doctor, come along, what is it, I've got to catch up a drink, well, he said, doctor, I've been listening to you, but I don't seem to get it clear, I want to be saved, and go in at the first call, he had turned to Isaiah 53 and 6, all right, he hunted through the Bible, he found it, he went at the first call, he looked at it, sure enough, it's again, he says, all right, and got out of the last, to speak of the trial of the Lord, isn't it, he's taken from prison, from judgment, I could say it all over, oh yes, he was oppressed, and he was afflicted, yet he opened not his mouth, he was taken from prison, from judgment, to the slaughter, and as a sheep before shears is done, so he opened not his mouth, he's taken from prison, from judgment, who shall declare his generation, this brings before us his his mock trial, taken from one place to another, and it's against imperial rule, but God said himself, took Isaiah's house, a thief by his side, did not fear God, vain condemnation was a question, the Lord says, he shall divide the same, he did say, because all the little ones are going to be in heaven, all the millions and millions of those who have died in immaturity, before coming to years of accountability, they'll all be in heaven, for Jesus said, it's not the will of your father in heaven, that one of these little ones should have been mentally defective, and never have been capable of accepting or rejecting Christ, they'll all be covered by his blood, and then in addition, all men may think lightly of it, told that incident, Joseph Parker, playing for New Jersey, the Monday, oh he said, I had such a good time yesterday, I said, what he said, you know, Sunday afternoon for recreation, and so he said, so he went behind the screen, and a crucifix on his breast, and Mr. Parker said, I thought, oh, if he doesn't know Christ, so he said, I just prayed, Lord, Lord, if he's not saved, give him, give him consciousness, and help me to say a word, that would point him to Christ, involuntarily, I just, somewhere or another, something moved me, I stood down, picked up that crucifix, and the man kind of stirred, and opened his eyes, and blinked a bit, and as I held the crucifix up, he looked kind of anxious, and worried, and I said to him, he's a wonderful, he's a wonderful savior, and the man ejaculated, with it on my breast, to get through purgatory, and if you look to him in faith, he'll take you through to heaven, I never understood before, Mr. Parker said, I put the crucifix back in his breast, and you can't do him any harm now, he said to me, you know, and he's telling me about it, his face was just radiant, he's such a dear old thing, he said, I knew this, that God thinks so much of the work of his son, he'll have everybody in heaven, who'll give him the least excuse for getting them there, because they'll be there to their praise, and we never could get through a chapter like this, but I've just briefly gone over it, and now, will you notice the first word of the next chapter, have you ever noticed it before, after all the darkness, and the gloom, and the suffering, and the sorrow of the cross, do you see what the first word of the next chapter is, what is it?