Hebrew understanding of the grape vine

By Gman4326

Update 10/29/2019
No system of thought that has been created by man, who have no desire to fear the Living Creator.
Or the real and true thing that is found on the doorpost of the house, on the forehead, and with a person while they are awake or asleep.
Can be consistent without some sort of literary and artworks attached. It becomes simpler with visual cues that are taught at very
young age. One the ways the old this was using our Creator's soil based symbolism. Vineyard's are found in Israel even today.
In ancient times those who had clean lips humanistically speaking used the vine to send either a message of condemnation or
of Good News. These are the verses connected to it.


 

 source: digitalcommons.unl.edu

1. Israel Isaiah 5:7, Hosea 9:10

2. Grapevine: blessed Deuteronomy 8:8

3. Abundance of wine: prosperity Genesis 49:11-12

4. Wine symbolizes wellbeing: 1 kings 5:5; Zechariah 3:10

5. Overflowing vats: divine blessing

6. Laying waste of vines: national disaster Hosea 2:14; Joel 1:7

7. The budding of vine blossom: end of winter Song of Songs 2:13

8. Ripened grape: fulfillment of a man's life Joel 2:22

9. Fermented grape: a gift given to royalty 1 Samuel 16:20

The Jamnia school used the vineyard as a metaphor in regards to a place of learning.
Source: authorama.com/chapters-on-jewish-literature-2.html

Side-note: I love this period where we can understand the Jewish roots to Christianity free from bigotry or distaste of those who came before us in faith.