Isaiah 5: Prophetic Warning

It would be another one hundred years and more before Godโ€™s judgment would come, years of noticeable decline for Judah as they continued to ignore their prophets and disregard Godโ€™s word.

Isaiah 5: God’s Lament

Devoting all our time to looking good and feeling good, to pursuing our own ambitions, and working situations out for our own good at the expense of others, will end up in compromising Godโ€™s righteousness.

Isaiah 5: Ah, the Sorrow

Isaiah spoke of Godโ€™s anger, but he began with Godโ€™s deep sorrow, with a Hebrew word, ื”ื•ึบื™ | hรดy, that is translated as ah!, alas!, ha!, ho!, O!, woe! It is meant as a cry of pain, and of lament.

Isaiah 5: God’s Vineyard

It was right for God to look for fruit from this vineyard, and it is right for the Lord to look for the same evidence of Godโ€™s grace in your life and mine today.