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Gone the hero and the warrior, judge and prophet, diviner and senator, (Isaiah 3, 2)
Jerusalem in ruins, Juda lying prostrate! Whispering and scheming of theirs defied the Lord, challenged his divine scrutiny. (Isaiah 3, 8)
My people has been despoiled by the tyrants that rule it; women have gained power over it; those who call thee happy, my people, are deceiving thee, are luring thee into false paths. (Isaiah 3, 12)
The Lord will enter into a reckoning with the senators and the rulers of his people: You have made spoil of the vineyard, your houses are full of the plunder you have taken from the oppressed; (Isaiah 3, 14)
A song, now, in honour of one that is my good friend; a song about a near kinsman of mine, and the vineyard that he had. This friend, that I love well, had a vineyard in a corner of his ground,✻ all fruitfulness. (Isaiah 5, 1)
He fenced it in, and cleared it of stones, and planted a choice vine there; built a tower, too, in the middle, and set up a wine-press in it. Then he waited for grapes to grow on it, and it bore wild grapes instead. (Isaiah 5, 2)
And now, citizens of Jerusalem, and all you men of Juda, I call upon you to give award between my vineyard and me. (Isaiah 5, 3)
Let me tell you, then, what I mean to do to this vineyard of mine. I mean to rob it of its hedge, so that all can plunder it, to break down its wall, so that it will be trodden under foot. (Isaiah 5, 5)
Alas, it is the house of Israel that the Lord called his vineyard; the men of Juda are the plot he loved so. He looked to find right reason there, and all was treason; to find plain dealing, and he heard only the plaint of the oppressed. (Isaiah 5, 7)
Wait, till you find ten acres of vine-land yielding but one flagon of wine, thirty bushels of seed-corn yielding but three. (Isaiah 5, 10)
It is this inconsiderateness that has made my people homeless exiles, their nobles starving, and common folk parched with thirst; (Isaiah 5, 13)
On butter and honey shall be his thriving, till he is of age to know good from harm;✻ (Isaiah 7, 15)
