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Although he had done no violence
and had said nothing deceptive,
10 yet it pleased Adonai to crush him with illness,
to see if he would present himself as a guilt offering.
If he does, he will see his offspring;
and he will prolong his days;
and at his hand Adonai’s desire
will be accomplished.
11 After this ordeal, he will see satisfaction.
“By his knowing [pain and sacrifice],
my righteous servant makes many righteous;
it is for their sins that he suffers.

In Jewish tradition, the Moshiach (Messiah) is referred to as a "metzora" (a person afflicted with tzaraat, or spiritual leprosy) because, like a metzora, he will be an outcast who bears the collective sickness and suffering of the Jewish people and the world to bring about a time of healing and Redemption. This suffering is not a punishment but a spiritual refinement, and the metzora's purification process in the Torah serves as a metaphor for the ultimate healing of the world through the Moshiach.