Isaiah 5:28
The Scripture
(28) Whose arrows are sharp, and all their bows bent, their horses' hoofs shall be counted like flint, and their wheels like a whirlwind:
Chapter overview (whole chapter)
Isaiah sang a parable of the LORD's vineyard, which yielded only wild grapes despite careful cultivation, representing Israel's failure to produce justice and righteousness. He then pronounced a series of woes against those who joined house to house, pursued drunkenness, and called evil good and good evil.
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Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
Psalms 45:5Psalms 120:4Jeremiah 5:16Ezekiel 21:9Ezekiel 21:10Ezekiel 21:11Judges 5:22Jeremiah 47:3Micah 4:13Nahum 2:3Nahum 2:4Nahum 3:2
Related verses (shared words)
I Samuel 12:3Psalms 57:4Ezekiel 23:20Philippians 3:19Jeremiah 47:3