Some Notes on the Vine: Luke 13:6; Isaiah 5:1; Luke 20:9

Luke 13:6; Luke 20:9; Isaiah 5:1  •  1 min. read  •  grade level: 10
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The vine as a figure stood for the nation in their original standing as the people of God. This at Babylon was exchanged for the Lo-Ammi (not My people) of the Prophet. The remnant brought out of Babylon is the "fig tree planted in the vineyard," to which the Lord came, finding it covered with the leaves of profession, looking for the fruit which should have been its accompaniment. Luke 20:9 speaks of the nation from the beginning; yet, as bringing on its history to the Lord's own time, it speaks only of the vineyard, not of the vine itself.