Isaiah 27:2 Meaning and Explanation
“In that day sing ye unto her, A vineyard of red wine.”
King James Version (KJV)
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The Context of Isaiah 27:2
After God defeats evil, His people are invited to sing about their restoration.
What Does Isaiah 27:2 Mean?
The shift from judgment to restoration is immediate. The 'vineyard' echoes Isaiah's earlier parable (5:1-7) but now represents Israel in its redeemed state, productive and flourishing. Song replaces lamentation, signaling a fundamental reversal of circumstances.
The vineyard producing 'red wine'—the most valuable harvest—symbolizes abundance, blessing, and God's favor upon His people. This paints the future in terms of joy, celebration, and the fulfillment of covenantal promises.
Frequently Asked Questions About Isaiah 27:2
What does Isaiah 27:2 mean?
God will be praised and His restored people will prosper like a fruitful vineyard.
What is the context of Isaiah 27:2?
After God defeats evil, His people are invited to sing about their restoration.