Isaiah 27:4

⁴Vrede har jeg ikke mot den. Hadde jeg torner og tistler mot mig i krig, da vilde jeg gå løs på dem og brenne dem op alle sammen,

Isaiah 27 is a song of deliverance and a vision of restoration. The chapter opens with God's judgment on Leviathan, the sea monster symbolizing hostile powers, and transitions into a vineyard song that echoes Isaiah 5 but with a redemptive twist. The Lord guards His vineyard—Israel—

References· Isaiah 27

a: v.1 — Isaiah 66:16, Ezekiel 29:3, Isaiah 51:9, Revelation 12:3, Revelation 20:2, Psalms 104:26, Job 26:13, Psalms 74:13-14, Revelation 19:21, Job 40:19
b: v.3 — Isaiah 58:11, John 15:1-2, 1 Samuel 2:9, Psalms 121:3-5, Ezekiel 34:11, Ezekiel 37:14, Isaiah 46:9, Isaiah 60:16, Isaiah 55:10-11, Ezekiel 34:24
c: v.6 — Isaiah 37:31, Hosea 14:5-6, Romans 11:16-26, Isaiah 54:1-3, Zechariah 2:11, Hosea 2:23, Psalms 92:13-15, Isaiah 60:22, Zechariah 10:8-9, Jeremiah 30:19

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