3 parables to understand the bible | Bible Study on Isaiah 5, the song of the vineyard. 

In this series, I'm going to start with the parable of the vineyard in Isaiah 5, then we'll go to the parable of the wicked workers in Matthew 21, and then end with the parable of the wedding wedding in Matthew 22. But then you ask me, what does a full frame? What image does it form? Well, for me it was a framework of biblical history and the revelation of God and the gospel.
Isaiah 5
1 (...) my friend had a vineyard on the side of a fertile hill.
2 He dug the earth, removed the stones, and planted the best vines.
He built a sentry tower and also made a vat for pressing grapes.
He expected it to yield good grapes, but it only yielded sour grapes.
3 "Now, inhabitants of Jerusalem and men of Judah,
judge between me and my vineyard.
4 What more could be done for her that I haven't done?
So why did it only produce sour grapes when I expected good grapes?
5 For I tell you what I will do with my vineyard:
I will tear down your fence so that it can be turned into pasture;
I will tear down its wall to be trampled underfoot.
6 I will make it a wasteland; will not be pruned or weeded,
thorns and weeds will grow in it.
I will also command the clouds not to pour rain on it."
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I can learn and see God everywhere, but I don't understand it with a special gift that only I have. I just consider that I turned a switch that kept me from seeing it. The key that said that God only works inside the cement box, once I freed myself from that, my look changed, and the world was transformed. I always assume that God exists and created all things, and that God is present in his creation, and his creation testifies to him. And by seeing the works and accomplishments and thoughts of a man made in the image of God. I can also see the spark of God's grace and intelligence. Also, stories and thoughts always repeat themselves, as the thinker of Ecclesiastes says, there is nothing new under the sun, and human stories are very similar to biblical stories,