Isaiah 7:23 7:23 Jeremiah 25:11 25:11 Isaiah 24:1 24:1 2 Chronicles 36:19 36:19 Deuteronomy 28:22 28:22 Haggai 2:17 2:17 Joel 1:4 1:4 Amos 7:1 7:1 Isaiah 24:11 24:11 Isaiah 16:10 16:10 Joel 1:16 1:16 Joel 1:10 1:10 Isaiah 16:8 16:8 Isaiah 32:9 32:9 Hosea 9:1 9:1 Revelation 9:4 9:4 Psalms 78:47 78:47 Matthew 21:19 21:19 Jeremiah 17:8 17:8 Psalms 1:3 1:3 Isaiah 5:10 5:10 Isaiah 5:6 Amos 4:9 Joel 1:12 Isaiah 24:7 Psalms 105:33 Jeremiah 8:13 Joel 1:7
Joel 1:7
He hath laid my vine waste, and barked my fig tree: he hath made it clean bare, and cast it away; the branches thereof are made white.
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This chapter in the commentary 2 Nephi 15 — Isaiah 5 — The Song of the Vineyard, the Six Woes, the Ensign to the Nations 2 Nephi 23 — Isaiah 13 — The Burden of Babylon, the Day of the Lord, the Sanctified Ones Alma 6 — Reordering the Church at Zarahemla — the Laying On of Hands, the Discipline of the Unrepentant, and the Journey to Gideon Jacob 5 — The Allegory of the Olive Tree — Zenos on the Lord's Vineyard, the Wild Branches, and the Final Harvest Mosiah 12 — Abinadi Returns in Disguise — Bound, Tried, and Questioned with Isaiah's Good Tidings Mosiah 22 — Gideon's Stratagem of Deliverance — Wine to the Guards, Departure by the Back Pass, the Lamanite Pursuit Lost in the Wilderness, and the Joining of Limhi's People to Mosiah-II in Zarahemla Esther 4 — For Such a Time as This — Sackcloth at the Gate, the Charge That Cannot Be Refused, and the Queen Who Chose to Perish Cross-references from the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge via openbible.info (CC BY) and from this project’s own chapter essays. Read Joel 1:7 in context .
