Judah has made the mistake of trusting in the armies of men, rather than trusting in God. As such is the case, the Lord God of armies will be removing every kind of security from Judah, which includes some securities which would be considered blessings from God, and some securities which would have been sinful and earthly. The righteous will eat the fruit of their labor, but the wick will only harvest judgment. Even in this bleak forecast, the Lord proclaims that those who survive will see the beautiful and glorious Branch of the Lord. Later, Isaiah writes a song about a vineyard that yields worthless grapes as a parallel to Jerusalem and Judah. 

Isaiah 3 - 1:05 . 

Isaiah 4 - 5:14 . 

Isaiah 5 - 7:21 . 

Psalm 126 - 14:02 . 

Psalm 127 - 15:00 . 

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Christian Standard Bible translation.

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