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by Adan Ochoa
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Did God plant His vineyard on a fruitful hill?

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Did the vineyard produce good grapes as God expected?

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Did God build both a tower and a winepress in His vineyard?

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God asked the people of Jerusalem and Judah to judge between Him and His vineyard.

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God promised to keep the hedge of the vineyard intact.

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The vineyard of the Lord of hosts is the house of Israel.

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God looked for justice but instead found oppression.

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One of the woes was pronounced against those who join house to house and field to field.

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God said that many houses would remain inhabited and full of people.

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Drunkenness is one of the sins condemned with a woe

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The people went into captivity because they had great knowledge of God

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Sheol enlarges itself to swallow the proud and wealthy. (v. 14)

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The Lord of hosts will be humbled in righteousness. (v. 16)

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Mocking God’s judgment is praised as wise living. (vv. 18–19)

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Isaiah warned against calling evil good and good evil (v.20)

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Arrogance and being wise in one’s own eyes is another woe. (v. 21)

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God commended those who take bribes and pervert justice. (v. 23)

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The people accepted the law of the Lord of hosts. (v. 24)

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Corpses were said to be lying in the streets as a result of judgment. (v. 25)

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God called distant nations to come slowly and peacefully as instruments of His judgment. (vv. 26–30)

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