Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |     nations? As He saith also in Hosea, I will call them My people,
 2 4,3 |         his later contemporaries Hosea, Isaiah and Micah — nor
 3 4,4 |         dealt with especially by Hosea (see p. 37). Having conceived
 4 4,6 |    during forty years” (Amos and Hosea (I.C.C.), p. 136.). Loving
 5 5   |                      Chapter 5. ~Hosea.  ~ ~
 6 5,1 |                 The Structure of Hosea. ~ A. Hosea and his Faithless
 7 5,1 |         Structure of Hosea. ~ A. Hosea and his Faithless Wife —
 8 5,2 |      Book. ~ All that we know of Hosea the son of Beeri is gleaned
 9 5,2 |     major portion (chs. 4-14) of Hosea; the order even within the
10 5,2 |          It is quite likely that Hosea met a violent death in the
11 5,2 |          must always come before Hosea, the revelation of God’s
12 5,2 |        His love. But spiritually Hosea gives a deeper and truer
13 5,2 |      true understanding that put Hosea first in order.~ ~
14 5,3 |         for the understanding of Hosea’s message.~ When the Israelites
15 5,3 |        This is the background of Hosea, for while the worship of
16 5,4 |                                  Hosea’s Wife (Chs. 1, 3). ~ Hosea’
17 5,4 |      Hosea’s Wife (Chs. 1, 3). ~ Hosea’s call came through God’
18 5,4 |     hardly be sustained.~ 1. Had Hosea known that Gomer was an
19 5,4 |          God will have commanded Hosea to marry Gomer, the daughter
20 5,4 |          tragedy ran its course, Hosea will have realized God’s
21 5,4 |         say how many, if any, of Hosea’s children were legitimate,
22 5,4 |  paramour, who had tired of her. Hosea bought her back for one-and-a-half
23 5,4 |      tenderly ex­pressed than in Hosea, and that will be because
24 5,4 | unrequited and faithless love as Hosea did. Hosea, like all God’
25 5,4 |     faithless love as Hosea did. Hosea, like all God’s messengers,
26 5,5 |                                  Hosea’s Message. ~ Five points
27 5,5 |     especially disentangled from Hosea’s prophecy.~ 1. The immorality
28 5,5 |         of foreign gods.~ 4. For Hosea the very existence of the
29 5,5 |          premeditated rebellion. Hosea looks forward to re-union
30 5,5 |           3:5).~ 5. The heart of Hosea’s message revolves around
31 5,5 |         and covenanted mercies.~ Hosea’s marriage was a covenant
32 5,5 |         renders steadfast love.~ Hosea does not merely use chesed
33 5,6 |                                  Hosea and His Faithless Wife (
34 5,6 |    Chapter 1:2-9 is the story of Hosea’s marriage up to the point
35 5,6 |          ch. 3 we are shown from Hosea’s own action how God will
36 5,7 |         Joshua 7:2, ISam. 13:5). Hosea transfers its name, mean­
37 5,7 |      thought, it would seem that Hosea’s conception of Israel’s
38 5,7 |        from then on.~ Even as in Hosea’s own life love triumphed
39 5,7 |      three speakers in it:~ ~ ~~~Hosea vers. 1, 2~~~~7~~~~-~~~~
40 6,9 |         16:8-11). In the prophet Hosea there is a mention of a
41 6,9 |        shall live in His sight” (Hosea 6:1-2, see 1 Cor. 15:4).~
42 7,7 |        i.e. chesed (see p. 39) — Hosea.~·           to walk humbly
43 11,2|     lyric poet of them all. Only Hosea is comparable with him.
44 11,4|        pre­decessors, especially Hosea, suggests that his home