What does Isaiah 24:13 mean?
Likely in the last days before the Messiah establishes His kingdom on earth, a cataclysmic event will take place on the earth. God will bring this lifelessness to the planet in response to human sinfulness: a final blow against human refusal to receive good from God through Jesus Christ (Isaiah 24:1–5).Afterwards, few will be left alive on earth (Isaiah 24:6). This is described in terms familiar to those of the ancient Middle East. Human life will be sparse everywhere on the planet. It will be like an olive orchard, or a vineyard, after the harvest when only a trace olive or grapes remain. All that's left is what was missed or left behind intentionally for the poor to come and gather for food. Humanity will take the same form as these plants, tiny clusters of life dotting an otherwise empty world.