Isaiah 5:2-4NASB95 with Strong's NASB95 with Strong's ▾ AKJV · American King James Version AMP · Amplified Bible ASV · American Standard Version BAB · Berean Annotated Bible BISHOPS · Bishops' Bible of 1568 BLB · Berean Literal Bible BSB · Berean Standard Bible BSB STRONGS · BSB with Strong's COVERDALE · Coverdale Bible of 1535 CPDV · Catholic Public Domain Version CSB · Christian Standard Bible DBT · Darby Bible Translation DRB · Douay-Rheims Bible ERV · English Revised Version ESV · English Standard Version GENEVA · Geneva Bible of 1587 GWT · God's Word Translation HCSB · Holman Christian Standard Bible HCSB STRONGS · HCSB with Strong's ISV · Intl. Standard Version JPS · JPS Tanakh 1917 KJV · King James Version KJV STRONGS · KJV with Strong's LAMSA · Lamsa Bible LSB · Legacy Standard Bible LSV · Literal Standard Version MSB · Majority Standard Bible NABRE · New American Bible Revised NASB · New American Standard Bible NASB77 · New American Standard 1977 NASB95 · New American Standard 1995 NET · New English Translation NHEB · New Heart English Bible NIV · New International Version NKJV · New King James Version NLT · New Living Translation NRSVCE · NRSV Catholic Edition SEP · Brenton Septuagint Translation SLT · Smith's Literal Translation STUDY · Hebrew & Greek Study Bible WBT · Webster's Bible Translation WEB · World English Bible YLT · Young's Literal Translation YLT STRONGS · YLT with Strong's Par ▾ 2 He dug it all around, removed its stones, And planted it with the choicest vine. And He built a tower in the middle of it And also hewed out a wine vat in it; Then He expected [it] to produce [good] grapes, But it produced [only] worthless ones.3 |And now, O inhabitants of Jerusalem and men of Judah, Judge between Me and My vineyard.4 |What more was there to do for My vineyard that I have not done in it? Why, when I expected [it] to produce [good] grapes did it produce worthless ones? ← Show Verse 1 Full chapter Show Verses 5 - 30 → Parallel translations Study & commentary Cross-references Isaiah 5:2-4, NASB95 with Strong's. Copyright © 1995 by The Lockman Foundation.