Brent Pollard Picture a king returning from battle in the ancient world. His enemies have been defeated. Behind him stretches a long train of wagons, loaded with gold, grain, armor—everything his enemies once owned and will never see again. No one in that city fought for the king’s victory, but everyone eats from it. The … Continue reading The Spoils of the Servant: How Isaiah 53:12 and Ephesians 1:3 Tell One Story