⁷ He was ·beaten down [oppressed] and ·punished [treated harshly; ^Tafflicted],
    but he didn’t ·say a word [^Lopen his mouth].
He was like a lamb being led to be ·killed [slaughtered].
    He was quiet, as a sheep is quiet ·while its wool is being cut [^Lbefore its shearers; Acts 8:32; Matt. 26:63; Mark 14:61; John 19:9; 1 Pet. 2:23];
    he never opened his mouth.
⁸ Men took him away ·roughly and unfairly [or after unjustly condemning him; ^Lfrom oppression and judgment].
    ·He died without children to continue his family [or Yet no one of his generation objected; ^Land his generation, who considers/speaks of it?].
He was ·put to death [^Lcut off from the land of the living];
    he was ·punished [struck down] for the ·sins [transgressions] of my people.
⁹ He was ·buried [assigned his grave] with ·wicked men [criminals],
    and ·he died with the rich [or he was put in a rich man’s tomb; ^Lwith the rich in his death; Matt. 27:57, 60].
He had done ·nothing wrong [^Lno violence],
    and he had ·never lied [^Lno deceit in his mouth; 1 Pet. 2:22].