IN THIS LESSON

In chapter 5 Isaiah uses the metaphor of a vineyard to reveal God's heartache over His people’s unfaithfulness. The "Song of the Vineyard" portrays God as a loving caretaker who provided every advantage for His vineyard - Israel - only to see it produce bitter fruit instead of justice and righteousness. This chapter warns of the consequences of persistent sin, highlighting the moral decay, greed, and corruption among His people. With striking imagery and a series of six woes, Isaiah 5 confronts readers with the reality of divine judgment but also urges self-reflection and repentance. It's a powerful reminder of the high calling to live in alignment with God’s justice and holiness.