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Isaiah 5

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Easy Bible・Isaiah 5

God's Disappointment with His People

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Isaiah 5:1
I will sing for the one I love a song about his vineyard: My loved one had a vineyard on a fertile hillside.

About this Chapter

In Isaiah 5, God compares his people to a vineyard that he carefully planted and cared for. He expected the vineyard to produce good grapes, but instead, it yielded only bad fruit. God expresses his disappointment and anger at his people for their unfaithfulness and injustice. The vineyard represents Israel, and the bad fruit symbolizes their sinful actions and disobedience to God's commandments. Despite all the blessings and protection God had given them, they turned away from him and pursued their own selfish desires. Through this parable, God warns his people of the consequences of their actions. He declares that he will remove his protection and allow their enemies to invade and destroy them. God's judgment is a result of his people's refusal to live according to his will and to bear good fruit.

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