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Isaiah 5:9–12 · BSB
5:9 I heard the LORD of Hosts declare: “Surely many houses will become desolate, great mansions left unoccupied.
5:10 For ten acres of vineyard will yield but a bath of wine, and a homer of seed only an ephah of grain.”
5:11 Woe to those who rise early in the morning in pursuit of strong drink, who linger into the evening, to be inflamed by wine.
5:12 At their feasts are the lyre and harp, tambourines and flutes and wine. They disregard the actions of the LORD and fail to see the work of His hands.
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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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…as a vine that was planted by God, right? Psalm 80 actually describes God bringing a vine out of Egypt and planting it in the promised land.Isaiah chapter 5actually describes Israel as God's vineyard. But instead of producing good fruit, Israel, as you know, according to God's word, frequently produced…
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…for them, he protected them, and he expected them to bear fruit. They were to be the vine. But we see in the Old Testament, in places like Isaiah,Isaiah chapter 5, and in Psalm 90, or Psalm 80, excuse me, and in Jeremiah chapter 2, we see that Israel again and again failed to be the fruitful vine that God…
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…master who planted a vineyard, fence, wine press, tower, least. I want you to hold your finger there, and then I want you to turn in your Bibles toIsaiah chapter 5. Isaiah chapter 5. Sometimes I put the cross-references on the screen, but this one is worth it. It's worth the walk all the way to Isaiah. You're…
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…destroyed because the enemy is stronger. My people are destroyed why because of lack of knowledge. They are destroyed because of lack of knowledge.Isaiah chapter 5, Isaiah chapter 5, verse 13. Look at what it says. It says, Therefore, my people have gone into captivity because they have no knowledge. My people…
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…be like that, and you know how that works, but for 30 minutes, some of you please the Lord. And he wasn't angry at your devotion and your praise.Isaiah chapter 5. There's a song that says, Now I will sing unto my well-beloved a song of my beloved touching his vineyard. I would love to hear the words of I…
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…he's talking about a vine. That was the intention of the nation. It was supposed to bear fruit. Perhaps the most famous passage about this is inIsaiah chapter 5. If you want to write it in your notes and look at it later, that speaks of Israel as the vineyard on the choicest hill, but it yields worthless…
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…planted a vineyard, hesit about, and dig the wine press in it. That's God the Father, and the vineyard is the nation of Israel. You see that inIsaiah chapter 5. He called Israel his vineyard. He said, and built a tower, let it out the husbandman, and went into a far country. That's the religious leaders…
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…for Israel. The problem was, that's all it was. It was a symbol. It never produced any good fruit. Keep your finger in John's Gospel and go back toIsaiah chapter 5. Isaiah chapter 5. Isaiah chapter 5. Here God is speaking through the prophet Isaiah and he gives us a picture of a vineyard and then he explains…
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…have their children's attention. You should be able to get your kids attention. I love what it says about the Lord getting Israel's attention inIsaiah chapter 5. Verse 26 it says, and he will lift up a banner to the nations from afar, and will whistle to them from the ends of the earth. Surely they shall…
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…It was called Judah in the Bible. Judah was ultimately overtaken. And Isaiah's talking about some of those things that were to come. And inIsaiah chapter 5, we see some of the problems that the people were dealing with. We see some of these woe statements. You know, woe unto you because you're doing…
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…And in 15, verse 1, Jesus says that he is the true vine, and that his father is the vine dresser. At this time I want you to turn with me toIsaiah chapter 5. Keep your finger in John here, but turn turn to uh Isaiah chapter 5, starting at verse 1. This theme of vines and a vine dresser, it's not a new…
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…of holiness. Of what does it truly mean to be a believer? And then lastly, The reality of what is missing in the pulpit of the church today, whichis chapter 5. So I'll just build on that as we move into chapter 5 two weeks from now. But it all really stems from this understanding of how I should be living…
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…it's going to cost you a lot. You can't buy it with money, but it'll cost you your life for sure. It's likened to that precious, that sweet honey.Isaiah chapter 5and verse 20, though. Isaiah warns Israel, he says, Woe unto them that call evil good and good evil, that put darkness for light and light for…
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