Isaiah 5: The Song of the Vineyard

Isaiah sings of a vineyard lovingly tended that yields only sour grapes, a picture of Israel and Judah failing to produce justice. Six woes follow against greed, drunken revelry, mockery of God, moral inversion, pride and bribery, and God summons a swift foreign army in judgment.

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What does the refrain at the end of 5:25 say about the LORD's anger after this blow falls?

It ends once the people offer a sin offeringIt is fully satisfied, and peace will now followIt has not subsided; more judgment is still to comeIt now turns away from Judah toward Assyria