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Hosea

Unfaithfulness and mercy shown through symbolic marriage

Hosea wrote this book to the people of Israel before the Captivity, serving as a contemporary of Isaiah. He prophesied during a dark and melancholy period of Israel’s decline and fall. Great national disasters had come upon the nation because of widespread sins, including homicide, perjury, theft, idolatry, and impiety. Addressing this gloomy era, Hosea used the imagery of marriage and adultery to represent the spiritual relationship between the LORD and Israel. His words captured a time of deep apostasy, delivering severe denunciations alongside calls to repentance and promises of mercy.

14 studies · a few verses a day

Start with Hosea 1

Chapters

Chapter 1Hosea’s Wife and Children1 day
Chapter 2Israel’s Adultery Rebuked2 days
Chapter 3Hosea Redeems His Wife1 day
Chapter 4God’s Case against His People2 days
Chapter 5Judgment on Israel and Judah1 day
Chapter 6The Unrepentance of Israel and Judah1 day
Chapter 7Ephraim’s Iniquity2 days
Chapter 8Israel Will Reap the Whirlwind1 day
Chapter 9Israel’s Punishment2 days
Chapter 10Retribution for Israel’s Sin1 day
Chapter 11Out of Egypt I Called My Son2 days
Chapter 12A Reproof of Ephraim, Judah, and Jacob1 day
Chapter 13God’s Anger against Israel2 days
Chapter 14A Call to Repentance2 days

Pastors teaching from Hosea

Sermon notes from the library, on the same book.

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