Yeshayahu (Isaiah) — Perek 65

Judgment upon hypocritical pagan apostates, preservation of faithful servants, the new heavens and new earth, and long life in Tzion.

Hashem responds to those who provoked Him by sacrificing in gardens, sitting among graves, and eating swine's flesh while claiming to be holier than others. While apostates will face judgment, Hashem will preserve His faithful servants like new wine found in a cluster. Hashem creates new heavens and a new earth where former troubles are forgotten, human lifespans are vastly prolonged like the days of a tree, and the wolf and lamb feed together peacefully.

• Rebuke of hypocritical apostates who sacrifice in gardens and eat swine
• The blessing preserved in the cluster: faithful servants spared from slaughter
• Servants of Hashem rejoicing, eating, and singing while rebels go hungry
• Creation of new heavens and a new earth where weeping is heard no more
• Prolonged human lifespans and the wolf and lamb feeding together in peace