Looking at the passages, the Roman soldiers probably would have buried these three bodies together in the same grave. But through God’s divine plan and purposes, He raised up Joseph of Arimathea to remove Jesus’s body and place Him in the grave that he had bought for himself, therefore rewriting the story and aligning it with Isa. 53:9.
Then the whole idea of Him seeing His offspring is obviously speaking about the resurrection of Jesus, the fact that He would die but be raised on the third day again, and that in Him we become children of God. We become His offspring, and that is the vision that Isaiah sees and describes.
Then the whole idea of Him seeing His offspring is obviously speaking about the resurrection of Jesus, the fact that He would die but be raised on the third day again, and that in Him we become children of God. We become His offspring, and that is the vision that Isaiah sees and describes.