Sermons onIsaiah 5

Esther

• 13:07Isaiah 5

  hey, he's in exile. He's not where he wants to be, and he's not where he needs to be. The Jewish exile refers to the period of ancient Jewish history when the Israelites were forced to leave their land because of their disobedience. Isaiah 5 says it like this, Therefore, my people will go into exile because they lack knowledge. Her dignitaries are starving, and her masses are parched with thirst.

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• 22:58Isaiah 5

  But we people are a stubborn lot. And in 586, Jerusalem falls. And for all intents and purposes, the people of God were never the same. And God took them away into captivity to Babylon. And we see in Isaiah 5 and 1 Chronicles chapter 6 that God told them this would happen. And God sends his people into exile with tears.

• 3:23Isaiah 5:1–7

  …vines. Number one, the vine is the vines of the past, the past vine, the nation of Israel. If you want to jot some scripture verses down to go back and look them up, the nation of Israel, Psalms chapter 80, verse 19, Isaiah chapter 5, verses 1 through 7 give us that description, Jeremiah 2, verse 21, Ezekiel 19, verse 10. I know some of you are just jotting it down as fast as you can go. I'm going to slow down just for a second, let you catch up.