Isaiah 27
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Commentary
This chapter is a beautiful picture of God's faithfulness to his people, even in the midst of their sin and rebellion. The vineyard symbolizes Israel, which had been punished by God for turning away from him. But God promises to protect and care for his people, pruning away what is harmful and nurturing what is good. The mention of the holy mountain in Jerusalem points to a future time when God's people will come to worship him in unity and peace. This is ultimately fulfilled in the coming of Jesus Christ, who brings salvation and reconciliation to all who trust in him.Isaiah 27 reminds us that God's plans for his people are good, even when they face difficult times. We can trust in his provision and protection, and look forward to the day when all things will be made new in Christ.
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