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Analysis Of The Book ' Isaiah Reveals Yahweh 's Judgment And Salvation '

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Introduction The book of Isaiah reveals Yahweh’s judgment and salvation. Yahweh is “holy, holy, holy” (Isa. 6:3), and consequently He can’t allow sin to go unpunished. Isaiah describes God’s looming judgment. All the while, understands that Yahweh is merciful and compassionate. The book goes back and forth between judgment and salvation. The prophet writes much of the book in the form of poetry and much of the content is eschatological and prophetic and this is demonstrated perfectly in Isaiah 5:1-7. This lesson plan will examine Isaiah 5:1-7, trying to concentrate on and discern this scriptural passage with thoughtful clarity for the intention of practical application. Isaiah 5:1-7 expresses Yahweh’s judgment against the house of Israel, for not bringing forth spiritual fruit through what He has provided for them. Initial Assessment of Isaiah 5:1-7 Prior to delving into the passage, ensuring the development of the passage, the reader will come upon a parable (Isaiah 5:1-6), which then the nature of the parable is given (5:7). First and foremost, this passage should be understood in its context that Isaiah intended, refraining from attempting to interpret the passage until its specified. Comparable to the parables told by Jesus (Matt 21:33-44), as well as other Old Testament prophets (Jer. 12:10). “The parable offered a way for the hearers to be allowed to judge themselves – clearly a more effective and long-lasting form of judgment.” As the

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