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Isaiah 5:7 · BSB
5:7 For the vineyard of the LORD of Hosts is the house of Israel, and the men of Judah are the plant of His delight. He looked for justice, but saw bloodshed; for righteousness, but heard a cry of distress.
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…4, verse 13 to 18. And it ends with these lines, with these words. Therefore, encourage one another with these words. And then the second sectionis chapter 5, verse 1 to 11. And it also ends with these lines. Therefore, encourage one another and build one another up. So the first section, chapter 4, is how do we think…
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…to it. Matthew chapter 7. This is in the sermon on the mount. Matthew chapter 7. The sermon on the mount is contained in Matthew's gospel and itis chapter 5, 6, and 7. There's three chapters that are recording one sermon, the sermon on the mount. And my purpose this morning is to is to deal with some…
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…society. Society loves renaming things, you know. It's an alternative lifestyle. You know, we understand the big things. You know, think about whatIsaiah chapter 5tells us. He says, Woe unto them that call evil good and good evil that put darkness for light and light for darkness but that put bitter for sweet…
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…words. It's it's welcoming, folks, and just and and being just and righteous and I think it goes well with our text. Let's listen to the words fromIsaiah chapter 5, beginning with the first verse. 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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…This is not his trade. he was a vine dresser a planter a harvester but on one occasion in one moment he realized that he needed to build a towerisaiah chapter 5and verse 2 says he dug it up and cleared out his stones and planted it with the choices vine he built a tower in the midst in its midst and also…
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…resisting God. Now, something happens when society no longer decides to live according to the standard or the standards of the Word of God. Go toIsaiah chapter 5. Isaiah chapter 5, verse number 20. It says, Woe unto them that call evil good and good evil. So this word lawlessness doesn't mean we don't have…
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…you and your word in Jesus' name. Amen. Amen. So 1 Corinthians chapter 5, chapter 5. The screen might say chapter 15. That was my mistake. Thisis chapter 5, starting in verse 14, then we're gonna skip down. So this is Paul writing in one of his letters to the Corinthians. He says, This, for the love of…
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…right with God and with man. The title of the message this morning is Good Fruit or Wild Grapes. For a text this morning, I'll be reading fromisaiah chapter 5i read these verses some time ago and they they really grabbed my attention they really stood out to me and i thought that maybe at some point this…
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Good morning. Today reading will be in the book ofIsaiah chapter 5and then we're going to read all the book. ! He dug it up and cleared it of stone and planted it with the choicest wine. He built a watchtower in…
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…writers said about the nation of Israel. And most of the time they spoke about them as a vine or as a vineyard, it was in the negative terms. SoIsaiah chapter 5, Isaiah explains that the vine, the vineyard of the Lord Almighty is the house of Israel, but instead of finding justice in the house of Israel,…
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…I'm the true vine, it's kind of like, everybody, there's a new vine in town. But the old vine is gone. The new vine is here. Because if you readIsaiah chapter 5and Psalm chapter 80, you're going to start realizing one of the themes throughout the Old Testament is that God's old people, Israel, he called…
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…follow them. And it weary's the Lord to say that those who are evil are good. It reflects a backwards morality. And the Bible talks about how inIsaiah chapter 5there's a special judgment, woe unto those that call sweet bitter, bitter sweet. The inversion of morality, it makes God very angry. It makes me…
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…it, the Bible calls that molen bread. That's something that you done. Forgive me, these are the biblical terms. I didn't make them up. I thinkIsaiah chapter 5, he calls it vomit. When you error in judgment, you stumble in vision, that's what you do. You vomit up messes. Something you write at home and you…
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…That's talking about a hellish condition or a state. Yeah, 130 and I'm giving plenty of scriptures. In the Old Testament, we'll go to the new.Isaiah chapter 5. Hell had enlarged herself. But let's do this one first. Go up one verse so we can see the context. You should take every place the word hell is in…
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…That's talking about a hellish condition or a state. Yeah, 130 and I'm giving plenty of scriptures. In the Old Testament, we'll go to the new.Isaiah chapter 5. Hell had enlarged herself. But let's do this one first. Go up one verse so you can see the context. You should take every place the word hell is…
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…like Psalm 63, that we we yearn as in a dry and weary land to be fed and sustained by the presence of God. There's a passage in the Old Testament,Isaiah chapter 5, and I won't read it all, but I want to show you something about Israel. Israel was expected to be a vineyard. Israel was expected to display the…
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…brothers and sisters, fathers, aunts, uncles. In fact, later in this book in 1 Timothy, P um Timothy is told by Paul, he says, do not rebuke, thisis chapter 5, do not rebuke an older man harshly, but extort him as you would your father. Treat younger men as brothers, older men or women as mothers, and…
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…another man, the last Adam, and if God could condemn all men in one, God can justify all men in one. So if you're an Adam, you are condemned. Thisis chapter 5. If you're an Adam, you are condemned. But if you've been saved, you are now in Christ and you are justified. That brings peace with God. Let me…
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…oh, that's not good. It's not healthy. So what God wanted people to do is to taste and see from the nation of Israel that his vineyard is good.Isaiah chapter 5describes Israel, though, as becoming like wild grapes. And because of their rebellion, because Israel failed to stay connected to God, they would…
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…something else a sin. And as we think about this, we should appreciate we're not the first group in society to try to do this. In Isaiah's day,Isaiah chapter 5and verse 20, Isaiah says, woe to you that call evil good and good evil, put light for darkness, darkness for light, bitter for sweet and sweet for…
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