Isaiah 5:8-30 Woes

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Isaiah 5:8-30 Woes

Contents 1 Summary of passage 2 Original Context & Exegesis 2.1 Exegesis of passage 2.1.1 First Verse Number 2.1.2 Second Verse Number 3 Jesus Christ: The Redemptive-Historical Context 4 Current Context 5 Links/References/Bibliography 5.1 Representative sermons on the passage 5.2 Commentaries on this book 5.3 Articles on this book or passage 6 Citations

Summary of passage

Only a paragraph or two

Original Context & Exegesis

Exegesis of passage

(as a whole or verse-by-verse, if helpful).

First Verse Number

Second Verse Number

Passage Boundaries

Why are these verses grouped together in this chapter or pericope?

Literary Features

What genre is it? What literary devices (e.g. metaphor) does it use?

Connections to the rest of book

What purpose does this pericope serve in the bigger picture of the book?

Connections to the rest of Scripture

How is it referenced or alluded to elsewhere?

Jesus Christ: The Redemptive-Historical Context

Where is Christ and the Gospel present in this passage?

How does this passage point to Christ or depend on Christ?

How does Christ fulfill this passage? How was it fulfilled already? How will it be fulfilled?

What does this passage tell us about God’s plan of redemption in Christ?

Current Context

Connect the teaching of the passage to ourselves, our world, and the human condition

What are some modern parallels, examples, or illustrations of this passage?

What is the call/command/invitation of the passage?

How does Christ & the Gospel in this passage enable us to see, think, and live differently?

Links/References/Bibliography

Representative sermons on the passage

Commentaries on this book

Articles on this book or passage

Citations

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