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Isaiah 5:13 · BSB
5:13 Therefore My people will go into exile for their lack of understanding; their dignitaries are starving and their masses are parched with thirst.
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…in Samaria for like a couple more days. This is remarkable. Who is this guy? So you see the building of tension here? It's all around who Jesusis. Chapter 5, he heals this guy, this paralyzed guy on the Sabbath day. And people freak out about it. And then in chapter 5, verse 39, he said, you've got to…
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…Oh my goodness, there are so many references to this in the Old Testament, but probably the preeminent passage that Jesus had in mind comes fromIsaiah chapter 5. Let's just read a little bit. Let me sing for my beloved my love song concerning his vineyard. My beloved had a vineyard on a very fertile hill.…
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…Now these are instructions that are given to the entire church community, but he spends a lot of time at the beginning of what in our Biblesis chapter 5, speaking specifically to the elders and to the leaders of the church. He says in verse 2, he says, Be shepherds of God's flock that is under your…
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…also recorded in another biography about Jesus in the book of Mark, chapter 12, and Luke chapter 20. In a minute, I'm going to read to you fromIsaiah chapter 5, which was a very common passage known. If you're Jewish, you knew that passage from Isaiah 5. But before I read from Isaiah 5, let me read to you…
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…time, or you've heard that a lot, that you're not sure exactly what it is, we're going to look at it even further. In the previous chapter, thatis chapters 5. Chapters 5, I want us to go to Chapters 5, 17. It says, Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. All things have passed away.…
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…As we've been going through Isaiah, this might sound familiar to you because we looked at a passage that talked about a song about a vineyard inIsaiah chapter 5. David Parker was the one who took this passage and in Isaiah chapter 5, that song was not a song of delight and cheerful music. It was a mourning…
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…story are fairly clear. The nation of Israel was often related to a vineyard in the Old Testament. We find that really prominently prominently inIsaiah chapter 5. Isaiah 5 verses 1 and 5 and 7 says this, Let me sing for my beloved my love song concerning his vineyard. My beloved had a vineyard on a very…
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…preach, and may I not rest in my power, but in the power of your word and the Holy Spirit. In your son's name, I pray, amen. Please turn with me toIsaiah, chapter 5. If you want to look along in the Pew Bible, you can turn to page 603. 603. 603. The theme of today's message is fruit. The theme of today's…
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…God as their father. In the Old Testament, Israel is the bride of God, in Ezekiel, for example. In the Old Testament, Israel is the branches inIsaiah chapter 5, for example. In the Old Testament, Israel is the kingdom of God. It will be a kingdom of priests in Deuteronomy. All those word pictures are true…
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…because the stuff that's going to go down in the coming chapters we will not be able to get through ourselves. So the worthiness of the lamb, thatis chapter 5, the 14 verses we're going to read first 1-4. Then I saw, if that wasn't enough, then I saw in the right hand of him who was seated on the throne a…
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…the Old Testament, the picture of the vineyard, was used to symbolize, the nation of Israel. God's chosen covenant people, who were to bear fruit.Isaiah chapter 5, illustrates this, in some detail. I'll be reading the text, in yellow. My loved one, had a vineyard, on a fertile hillside. He dug it up, cleared…
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…so that we can now live for God and know him and be accepted by him. So, look at a couple of verses in Romans. Look at what Paul writes here. Thisis chapter 5. He says, while we were still weak, in other words, while we didn't have it all together, at the right time, Christ died for the ungodly. That's…
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…do it that? The same as Adam and Eve, the same as us, they failed miserably. As a matter of fact, you can read this later, but if you read inIsaiah, chapter 5, you'll find that Isaiah, in a prophetic word, says to the people of Israel he says you have born, he says you're bearing. What is it? Wild grapes…
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…it's to bring about the condemnation and the judgment that is coming due to their unfaithfulness. And so we're going to read one of the accounts inIsaiah chapter 5. Isaiah 5, verses 3 through 7 reads this way. And briars and thorns shall grow up. I will also command the clouds that they rain no rain upon it.…
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…many of these occasions is that the vineyard is failing. That it is not meeting the expectations of the vineyard owner. Classic example of that inIsaiah chapter 5where God says, what more could I have done for my vineyard than I have done for it? He then says he will allow it to be destroyed and he says he…
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…You partake of me, you'll never be hungry again. There's another use of true. It's in chapter 15, verse 1. Jesus says, I'm the true vine. And inIsaiah chapter 5and chapter 27 in Isaiah, God is describing his people Israel as a vine that doesn't bear any fruit. And so what Jesus is saying in chapter 15 is…
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…chief priests, and elders. And then there's the vineyard itself. Do you know what the vineyard represents? If you were to go in your Bible toIsaiah chapter 5, 1 through 7, you will see Isaiah speaking a passage about Israel that uses a lot of the same language. God's people. That's the vineyard. And so…
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…authority over creation. Does he not care? He stopped it. Of course he cares. The second vignette is his authority over demons. And this vignetteis chapter 5, verses 1-20. It's the longest, most extended vignette in this four-pack. So let me just summarize it for you. Jesus and his disciples arrive to the other side…
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…I'm like lying on my back can't we preach this? Alright third line of support I'm going to have to speed this up a little bit this next sectionis chapter 51 through 11 Tour de force and in this section we go from talking about promise to talking about a very important word in your Bible let me see if…
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…Jesus is saying in John chapter 15, we can't just look at the New Testament. We have to look at the Old Testament as well. And that's why we readIsaiah chapter 5earlier. And if you look at that passage in Isaiah chapter 5, it is so similar to what Jesus says in John chapter 15, that Jesus appears to be…
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