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The reading of the Servant’s fourth Song in the Second Temple’s Judaism and in the NT has been a widely studied and debated issue. For this reason, based on the current status quaestionis, the essay is limited to offering two clues that contribute to place the paradigm of the Isaiah’s Servant as a first line Christological typology. In a first section, we face the difficult question of the relation to the Messiah with the Suffering Servant. In a second moment, starting for the intimate conection between the fourth Song and the other Servant’s poems, we’ll glimpe an analogous Isaian structure in the Gospels. This progression allows to draw a Christology of the Servant not limited to the suffering aspect. Palabras clave: Siervo sufriente; Mesías; Is 52,13–53,12; cantos del Siervo.

La relectura del cuarto canto del Siervo en el judaísmo del Segundo Templo y en el NT