Biblical Reference In George Herbert's The Bunch of Grapes

In the poems of "Grape Bunch", George Herbert used the story of Israelites in the wilderness to explain the evolution of Christianity in Exodus. In addition, through this poem Herbert compared dissatisfaction of the speaker with dissatisfaction of life This relationship between the dissatisfaction and the Old Testament relates to the comfort brought about by the New Testament. In the book of numbers, Moses walked around with the Israelites in the wilderness, decided to send spies to Canaan promised land through the Balan Desert.

John Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath" shows their struggle with the perfect family. Angry grapes are modeled on the mention of Israelites and the choice of God in the Bible. They also left their country Egypt and wandered deserts for years without finding the promised land, the land of milk and honey wasted for years. Like Israelis, many farmers in the central part of the country began to emigrate to California. I believe that Joads has no alternative but to leave the dustball to find a job. They will also cross the desert and in the process they will lose their grandmother Jodo's life.

References Bibles, classics (Bacchus, Dionysus, Orpheus) and scientific literature are stories surrounding her despair and desire for independence. As Isaiah's children predicted, they grow wild grapes like Isaiah's vineyards. "My lover planted vineyards on a very productive mountain, the stones are tidied up, the best grapes are planted, the towers are made in the middle and the sticks are made in it: he According to the story Luke 6: 44, it can collect only certain tree nuts from a certain tree, watching it as a grape, she will bring wild grapes, she says brothers Seems to be dissatisfied with the code and expectations of people around her including.