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Isaiah 5Versión en línea True (yes) or False (no) por Adan Ochoa 1 Did God plant His vineyard on a fruitful hill? Yes No 2 Did the vineyard produce good grapes as God expected? Yes No 3 Did God build both a tower and a winepress in His vineyard? Yes No 4 God asked the people of Jerusalem and Judah to judge between Him and His vineyard. Yes No 5 God promised to keep the hedge of the vineyard intact. Yes No 6 The vineyard of the Lord of hosts is the house of Israel. Yes No 7 God looked for justice but instead found oppression. Yes No 8 One of the woes was pronounced against those who join house to house and field to field. Yes No 9 God said that many houses would remain inhabited and full of people. Yes No 10 Drunkenness is one of the sins condemned with a woe Yes No 11 The people went into captivity because they had great knowledge of God Yes No 12 Sheol enlarges itself to swallow the proud and wealthy. (v. 14) Yes No 13 The Lord of hosts will be humbled in righteousness. (v. 16) Yes No 14 Mocking God’s judgment is praised as wise living. (vv. 18–19) Yes No 15 Isaiah warned against calling evil good and good evil (v.20) Yes No 16 Arrogance and being wise in one’s own eyes is another woe. (v. 21) Yes No 17 God commended those who take bribes and pervert justice. (v. 23) Yes No 18 The people accepted the law of the Lord of hosts. (v. 24) Yes No 19 Corpses were said to be lying in the streets as a result of judgment. (v. 25) Yes No 20 God called distant nations to come slowly and peacefully as instruments of His judgment. (vv. 26–30) Yes No

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Isaiah 5Versión en línea

por Adan Ochoa

Did God plant His vineyard on a fruitful hill?

Did the vineyard produce good grapes as God expected?

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

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

God promised to keep the hedge of the vineyard intact.

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

God looked for justice but instead found oppression.

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

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

Drunkenness is one of the sins condemned with a woe

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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