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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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…about opposition again to the building it. And in the end of chapter 6 you see the finishing of the building of the wall. And right in the middleis chapter 5. Where as God is helping the people do these external things, he also wants to continue to build their hearts. Their hearts to love him and fear…
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…of the Lord was finished. It says in verse 1. They watched the ark enter the temple. The chronicler described the temple as filled with cloud. Thisis chapter 5. When chapter 5 finished, the Spirit of God came upon his people and filled to this temple. So the temple, how the temple was built, you know that…
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…crowd at the in the temple there is like, God forbid. Because here's the thing this audience is tracking with this parable. This is nothing new. InIsaiah chapter 5, in Isaiah chapter 5, the prophet Isaiah likens Israel to God's vineyard. I mean, this is not new territory for the Jewish mind. Like he's using a…
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…through the Old Testament story, we're told that Israel are God's chosen vine. Now, perhaps you picked it up as Neil read to us those words fromIsaiah chapter 5. Israel were God's people. They were the people that he had chosen for himself. They were the people that he had rescued, that he had taken, and…
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…do recognize, even when that is the case, that often evil and good and the definitions of evil and good are being turned on their head. God says inIsaiah chapter 5, what do those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness? Very often in that definition of goodness and…
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…a long time. Now, when we read about the vineyard, it's a picture, it's picture language for God's people. So let me show you. If you go back toIsaiah chapter 5, so keep your finger in Luke 20 and jump all the way back to Isaiah chapter 5. So as Jesus starts talking about vineyard, it brings with us a…
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…God had rejected his vine because the vine had not only been unfruitful, the vine had rejected God's commands. Coming to the forefront of this isIsaiah chapter 5. Isaiah chapter 5, verses 1 to 7. We won't read the whole thing, but it's on page 569. It says, Let me sing for my beloved, my love song concerning…
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…one of the whole themes of our community awakening. But when you join these two themes together, you arrive at the fifth theme of the book. Thatis chapter 5. And what is it? We see that we are to be prayerful in trouble. Amen? We are to be prayerful in trouble. And that is so powerful. Instead of giving…
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…verse 1, where we see the significance of what the vineyard actually means and what it was all about. and why Jesus chose that particular symbol.Isaiah chapter 5. And we'll read at verse 1. Verse 1 reads, I will sing for the one I love a song about his vineyard. My loved one had a vineyard on a fertile…
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…There'll be a day where Right there, where evil is good and good is evil. That's where we are right now, church. That's a prophetic utterance inIsaiah chapter 5. That's where we are. God help us. Paul says, Oh, stand steadfast orderly. And then watch what he says. And by the way, verse 6, he says, now, hey,…
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…he sent another, and him they killed, and many others, beating some and killing some. Now this is very similar to a parable that Isaiah gives inIsaiah chapter 5, 1 through 7, dealing with the nation of Israel. Remember last week Jesus spoke of a fig tree, and he came to a fig tree. And the fig tree,…
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…who we are. He tells us why he's come. And the way he does that. Is by going back. To the Old Testament. And he takes us. To a little story. FromIsaiah chapter 5. It's a lovely chapter. Isaiah chapter 5. Where God pictures himself. As the owner of a vineyard. Who develops a vineyard. And he digs it. And he…
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…to end up killing him. They want to take the inheritance for themselves. And friends, here is the answer to the religious leader's question. InIsaiah chapter 5in the Old Testament, the vineyard is a way of God speaking about his chosen people. The master in the story is God. The servants in the story are…
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…words, he turns and he's a fool, but he turns around and calls us that are doing right fools. Is that not where we're living today? Is that notIsaiah chapter 5? Hey, hey, what did Isaiah, what did the great prophet say? Woe to those that call what? Evil, good, and good evil. Is that not where we are today?…
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…cross. He takes the shame. He takes the burden. And He goes and dwells in desolate places. Great display of compassion. And then my next favoriteis chapter 5. This man who's stricken with demons who's, in other gospel accounts, we see that he's naked, that he's crying out in the wilderness, that he's…
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…of the framework of the broken world in which we live it is the state of things and it's not meaningless but the next bit is verses 10 and 11 thisis chapter 5Ecclesiastes whoever loves money never has money enough whoever loves wealth is never satisfied with his income this too is meaningless as goods…
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…you first loved us through your son Jesus, and it's in his wonderful name I pray. Amen. I'm going to start reading in chapter 4, verse 1. Our textis chapter 5, but I think when I read it, you guys understand, it kind of gives us a little bit of context for our text this morning. So starting in chapter 4,…
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…12 Jesus continues to confront his questioners he tells a parable which they know is against them Jesus actually takes an old testament story fromIsaiah chapter 5and he updates it to explain the current conflict in Isaiah it's a parable of the vineyard this vineyard it's loved it's tended it's fertilised…
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…the vine. Now when we think of vine, don't think wine and all types of grapes. Think mission. Vine equals mission. To see this, have a look back atIsaiah chapter 5. Isaiah chapter 5, starting at verse 1. This is a picture of a vineyard. I will sing for the one I love a song about his vineyard. My loved one had…
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…therefore. It's in the original language and for some reason it's left out of the NIV, but it is the link between chapter 5 and chapter 4. Thatis, chapter 5is an application of these last verses of chapter 4 from verse 12 onwards. Therefore, in the light of the suffering in the church and in the light…
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