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<t>Why<MH4069>, when I expected<MH6960a> it to produce<MH6213a> good grapes<MH6025> did it produce<MH6213a> <a href="#fn">[f]</a>worthless<MH891> ones<MH891>? <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-5.htm">5</a>“So now<MH6258> let Me tell<MH3045> you what<MH834> I am going to do<MH6213a> to My vineyard<MH3754>: I will remove<MH5493> its hedge<MH4905a> and it will be consumed<MH1197a>; <t>I will break<MH6555> down<MH6555> its wall<MH1447> and it will become<MH1961> trampled<MH4823> ground<MH4823>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-6.htm">6</a>“I will lay<MH7896> it waste<MH1326>; <t>It will not be pruned<MH2168> nor hoed<MH5737b>, <t>But briars<MH8068> and thorns<MH7898> will come<MH5927> up<MH5927>. <t>I will also command<MH6680> the clouds<MH5645> not to rain<MH4305, 4306> on it.” <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-7.htm">7</a>For the vineyard<MH3754> of the LORD<MH3068> of armies<MH6635> is the house<MH1004> of Israel<MH3478>, <t>And the people<MH376> of Judah<MH3063> are His delightful<MH8191> plant<MH5194>. <t>So He waited<MH6960a> for justice<MH4941>, but behold<MH2009>, there was bloodshed<MH4939>; <t>For righteousness<MH6666>, but behold<MH2009>, a cry<MH6818> for<MH6818> help<MH6818>. Woes for the Wicked<poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-8.htm">8</a>Woe<MH1945> to those who attach<MH5060> house<MH1004> to house<MH1004> and join<MH7126> field<MH7704> to field<MH7704>, <t>Until<MH5704> there is no<MH657> more<MH657> room<MH4725>, <t>And you alone<MH905> are a landowner<MH3427> in the midst<MH7130> of the land<MH776>! <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-9.htm">9</a>In my ears<MH241> the LORD<MH3068> of armies<MH6635> has sworn, “Many<MH7227a> houses<MH1004> shall certainly<MH518, 3808> become<MH1961> desolate<MH8047>, <t>Even great<MH1419> and fine<MH2896a> ones<MH2896a>, without<MH369> occupants<MH3427>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-10.htm">10</a>“For ten<MH6235> acres<MH6776> of vineyard<MH3754> will yield<MH6213a> only one<MH259> <a href="#fn">[g]</a>bath<MH1324> of wine, <t>And a <a href="#fn">[h]</a>homer<MH2563c> of seed<MH2233> will yield<MH6213a> only an <a href="#fn">[i]</a>ephah<MH374> of grain.” <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-11.htm">11</a>Woe<MH1945> to those who rise<MH7925> early<MH7925> in the morning<MH1242> so that they may pursue<MH7291> intoxicating<MH7941> drink<MH7941>, <t>Who stay<MH309> up<MH309> late<MH309> in the evening<MH5399> so that wine<MH3196> may inflame<MH1814> them! <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-12.htm">12</a>Their banquets<MH4960> are accompanied by lyre<MH3658> and harp<MH5035b>, by tambourine<MH8596> and flute<MH2485>, and by wine<MH3196>; <t>But they do not pay<MH5027> attention<MH5027> to the deeds<MH6467> of the LORD<MH3068>, <t>Nor<MH3808> do they consider<MH7200> the work<MH4639> of His hands<MH3027>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-13.htm">13</a>Therefore<MH3651> My people<MH5971a> go<MH1540> into<MH1540> exile<MH1540> for their lack<MH1097> of knowledge<MH1847>; <t>And their <a href="#fn">[j]</a>nobles<MH3519b> are famished<MH7458>, <t>And their multitude<MH1995> is parched<MH6704> with thirst<MH6772>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-14.htm">14</a>Therefore<MH3651> Sheol<MH7585> has enlarged<MH7337> its <a href="#fn">[k]</a>throat<MH5315> and opened<MH6473> its mouth<MH6310> beyond<MH1097> measure<MH2706>; <t>And <a href="#fn">[l]</a>Jerusalem’s splendor<MH1926>, her multitude<MH1995>, her noise<MH7588> of revelry, and the jubilant<MH5938> within her, descend<MH3381> into it. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-15.htm">15</a>So the common people<MH120> will be humbled<MH7817> and the person<MH376> of importance brought<MH8213> low<MH8213>, <t>The eyes<MH5869> of the haughty<MH1364> also will be brought<MH8213> low<MH8213>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-16.htm">16</a>But the LORD<MH3068> of armies<MH6635> will be exalted<MH1361b> in judgment<MH4941>, <t>And the holy<MH6918> God<MH410> will show<MH6942> Himself holy<MH6942> in righteousness<MH6666>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-17.htm">17</a>Then the lambs<MH3532> will graze<MH7462a> as in their pasture<MH1699>, <t>And strangers<MH1481a> will eat<MH398> in the ruins<MH2723> of the <a href="#fn">[m]</a>wealthy<MH4220>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-18.htm">18</a>Woe<MH1945> to those who drag<MH4900> wrongdoing<MH5771> with the cords<MH2256a> of <a href="#fn">[n]</a>deceit<MH7723>, <t>And sin<MH2403a> as if with cart<MH5699> ropes<MH5688>; <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-19.htm">19</a>Who say<MH559>, “Let Him hurry<MH4116>, let Him do<MH2363a> His work<MH4639> quickly<MH2363a>, so<MH4616> that<MH4616> we may see<MH7200> it; <t>And let the plan<MH6098> of the Holy<MH6918> One<MH6918> of Israel<MH3478> approach<MH7126> <t>And come<MH935> to pass<MH935>, so that we may know<MH3045> it!” <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-20.htm">20</a>Woe<MH1945> to those who call<MH559> evil<MH7451b> good<MH2896b>, and good<MH2896b> evil<MH7451b>; <t>Who <a href="#fn">[o]</a>substitute<MH7760> darkness<MH2822> for light<MH216> and light<MH216> for darkness<MH2822>; <t>Who <a href="#fn">[p]</a>substitute<MH7760> bitter<MH4751> for sweet<MH4966> and sweet<MH4966> for bitter<MH4751>! <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-21.htm">21</a>Woe<MH1945> to those who are wise<MH2450> in their own eyes<MH5869> <t>And <a href="#fn">[q]</a>clever<MH995> in their own sight<MH5048, 6440>! <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-22.htm">22</a>Woe<MH1945> to those who are heroes<MH1368> in drinking<MH8354> wine<MH3196>, <t>And valiant<MH2428> men<MH376> in mixing<MH4537> intoxicating<MH7941> drink<MH7941>, <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-23.htm">23</a>Who declare<MH6663> the wicked<MH7563> innocent<MH6663> for a bribe<MH7810>, <t>And take<MH5493> away<MH5493> the <a href="#fn">[r]</a>rights<MH6666> of the ones<MH6662> who are in<MH6662> the<MH6662> right<MH6662>! <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-24.htm">24</a>Therefore<MH3651>, as a tongue<MH3956> of fire<MH784> consumes<MH398> stubble<MH7179>, <t>And dry<MH2842> grass<MH2842> collapses<MH7503> in the flame<MH3852>, <t>So their root<MH8328> will become<MH1961> like rot<MH4716>, and their blossom<MH6525> <a href="#fn">[s]</a>blow<MH5927> away<MH5927> like dust<MH80>; <t>For they have rejected<MH3988a> the Law<MH8451> of the LORD<MH3068> of armies<MH6635>, <t>And discarded<MH5006> the word<MH565a> of the Holy<MH6918> One<MH6918> of Israel<MH3478>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-25.htm">25</a>For this<MH3651> reason<MH3651> the anger<MH639> of the LORD<MH3068> has burned<MH2734> against His people<MH5971a>, <t>And He has stretched<MH5186> out<MH5186> His hand<MH3027> against<MH5921> them and struck<MH5221> them. <t>And the mountains<MH2022> quaked<MH7264>, and their corpses<MH5038> <a href="#fn">[t]</a>lay<MH1961> like refuse<MH5478> in the middle<MH7130> of the streets<MH2351>. <t>Despite all<MH3605> this<MH2088>, His anger<MH639> <a href="#fn">[u]</a>is<MH7725> not spent<MH7725>, <t>But His hand<MH3027> is still<MH5750> stretched<MH5186> out<MH5186>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-26.htm">26</a>He will also lift<MH5375> up<MH5375> a flag<MH5251> to the distant<MH7350> <a href="#fn">[v]</a>nation<MH1471>, <t>And whistle<MH8319> for it from the ends<MH7097a> of the earth<MH776>; <t>And behold<MH2009>, it will come<MH935> with speed<MH4120> swiftly<MH7031>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-27.htm">27</a>No<MH369> one<MH369> in it is tired<MH5889> or stumbles<MH3782>, <t>No<MH3808> one slumbers<MH5123> or sleeps<MH3462>; <t>Nor<MH3808> is the undergarment<MH232> at his waist<MH2504> loosened<MH6605a>, <t>Nor<MH3808> his sandal<MH5275> strap<MH8288> broken<MH5423>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-28.htm">28</a><a href="#fn">[w]</a>Its arrows<MH2671> are sharp<MH8150a> and all<MH3605> its bows<MH7198> are bent<MH1869>; <t>The hoofs<MH6541> of its horses<MH5483b> <a href="#fn">[x]</a>seem<MH2803> like flint<MH6862d>, and its chariot wheels<MH1534> like a storm<MH5492a> wind<MH5492a>. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-29.htm">29</a>Its roaring<MH7581> is like a lioness<MH3833b>, and it roars<MH7580> like young<MH3715> lions<MH3715>; <t>It growls<MH5098> as it seizes<MH270> the prey<MH2964> <t>And carries<MH6403> it off<MH6403> with no<MH369> one<MH369> to save<MH5337> it. <poetry><a href="/isaiah/5-30.htm">30</a>And it will roar<MH5098> against<MH5921> it on that day<MH3117> like the roaring<MH5100> of the sea<MH3220>. <t>If one looks<MH5027> across<MH5027> to the land<MH776>, behold<MH2009>, there is darkness<MH2822> and distress<MH6862b>; <t>Even the light<MH216> is darkened<MH2821> by its clouds<MH6183>.<A name="fn"></a> [a] 1 Lit horn, a son of fatness [b] 2 Lit a bright red grape [c] 2 Or wine press [d] 2 Or unripe [e] 4 Lit and I have not done [f] 4 Or unripe [g] 10 About 6 gallons or 23 liters [h] 10 About 7.7 cubic feet or 0.22 cubit meters or more [i] 10 About 1 cubic foot or 0.03 cubic meters [j] 13 Lit glory is men of famine [k] 14 Or appetite [l] 14 Lit her [m] 17 Lit fat [n] 18 Or worthlessness [o] 20 Lit set [p] 20 Lit set [q] 21 Lit discerning [r] 23 Lit justice [s] 24 Lit ascend [t] 25 Lit were [u] 25 Lit has not turned away [v] 26 Lit nations; prob. 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