Words in italic type have been added for clarity. They are not found in the original Hebrew or Aramaic.

Isaiah 27

• A comparison between Jesus’ Red Blood and a Red Glass of Wine; both words in Hebrew are translated “dam” or “dom”.

The Restoration of Israel in the Millennium

Isaiah 27:² In that day (when Jesus returns) sing (happiness) to her (Israel),
“A vineyard of red wine!

• Red wine: h2561 chemer
  From (H2560)

1. to boil, foam, foam up, ferment
   1. to boil, foam up
   1. to be troubled, be in turmoil
2. to be reddened

• The “boiling” of a sea of people during the Tribulation creates a glass of the best red wine which God calls His vineyard, Israel! At the end of the Tribulation every last Jew will recognize their savior and be saved.

• At the last supper Jesus lifted His glass of wine and declared “this is my blood (dam) shed for many for the remission of sins.”

• As it turns out, the worst soil is the best soil for growing grapes with a thin topsoil and plenty of sandy rock for drainage. (A soil of affliction)
  Once made, wine must be stored in a dark, dry place (like a tomb).
  It must be stored in a horizontal position (like Jesus on the tomb’s bed).

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