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Hosea lived in Israel during a time of political anarchy, social compromise and corruption, and religious idolatry. He experienced God's command to marry an unfaithful wife, Gomer, as a metaphor for Israel's unfaithfulness to God through idolatry. Hosea's key messages were that Israel was sinful but God is holy; judgment for sin is sure as God is just; and though Israel was rebellious, God still loves them. He called Israel to repent from idolatry and return to God's merciful love.
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- The Babylonian captivity from 605-538 BC disrupted Jewish life and caused them to reevaluate their relationship with God, leading to changes in Jewish theology and culture.
- It contributed to Judaism transitioning from a polytheistic to monotheistic religion and elevated the importance of the Torah.
- After the Persian conquest of Babylon in 538 BC, many Jews returned to Jerusalem and rebuilt the Second Temple, establishing synagogues as religious centers in the absence of the temple.
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The document analyzes and discusses the symbols and characters in Revelation chapter 12. It considers that the woman represents Israel, from whom the Messiah would come. The dragon is identified as Satan who seeks to devour the woman's child. The child is Jesus Christ. There is war in heaven as Michael and his angels cast Satan and his demons out. They are defeated through the blood of the Lamb and martyrdom of believers. God protects the woman, representing Israel and later the church, from the dragon's attacks during the tribulation period.
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This document is the table of contents and introduction for a book titled "My Book of Bible Stories". It provides an overview of the 116 Bible stories that are contained in the book, organized into 8 parts that cover the major events and time periods from Creation to the establishment of God's Kingdom. The introduction explains that the Bible quotations in the stories are paraphrased into simple language for young children to understand. It was published by the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society to be part of a worldwide Bible educational work.
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This is a study of Jesus being the basis for all gentiles being called. He alone is the source of there salvation.
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- 1. The Minor Prophets Session Two: Hosea Scandal in the Parsonage
- 2. 1. What were times like for Hosea?
- 3. An Experiential Exegesis of Hosea’s World A. Politically there was anarchy, bloodshed, and revolt
- 4. An Experiential Exegesis of Hosea’s World A. Politically there was anarchy, bloodshed, and revolt B. Socially it was a world of compromise and corruption
- 5. The Bible Types Hosea—God the lover and Savior of his people Gomer—Israel as a nation while spiritually adulterous against God The children—the individual people of Israel
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- 10. An Experiential Exegesis of Hosea’s World A. Politically there was anarchy, bloodshed, and revolt B. Socially it was a world of compromise and corruption C. Religiously it was a world of idolatry and immorality
- 11. 1. What were times like for Hosea? 2. What was life like for Hosea?
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- 13. 1. What were times like for Hosea? 2. What was life like for Hosea? 3. WHAT ARE HOSEA’S MESSAGES?
- 14. The Problems with Lack of Knowledge 1. There was PRIDE, 5:5
- 15. The Problems with Lack of Knowledge 1. There was PRIDE, 5:5 2. There was INSTABILITY, 6:4b
- 16. The Problems with Lack of Knowledge 1. There was PRIDE, 5:5 2. There was INSTABILITY, 6:4b 3. There was corruption and DEPRAVITY, 9:9
- 17. The Problems with Lack of Knowledge 1. There was PRIDE, 5:5 2. There was INSTABILITY, 6:4b 3. There was corruption and DEPRAVITY, 9:9 4. There was REBELLION and disobedience, 11:7
- 18. The Problems with Lack of Knowledge 1. There was PRIDE, 5:5 2. There was INSTABILITY, 6:4b 3. There was corruption and DEPRAVITY, 9:9 4. There was REBELLION and disobedience, 11:7 5. It was a world of open IDOLATRY, 13:2
- 19. What Are Hosea’s Messages? A. You are sinful, but God is holy, 4-8
- 20. What Are Hosea’s Messages? A. You are sinful, but God is holy, 4-8 B. JUDGMENT IS SURE, AND GOD IS JUST, 9-10
- 21. Definition Fallow ground was a field that had lain idle, so the crust needed to be broken-up before it could receive seed again.
- 22. What Are Hosea’s Messages? A. You are sinful, but God is holy, 4-8 B. JUDGMENT IS SURE, AND GOD IS JUST, 9-10 C. YOU ARE REBELLIOUS, BUT I LOVE YOU, 11-14
- 23. Point 3. The only thing that will relieve the agony of God’s “tough love” is repenting and returning to the comfort of God’s merciful love.
- 24. Definition The name Ephraim means to be “doubly fruitful.”
- 25. What Are Hosea’s Applications? A. Some of you are like Israel: you were found and loved, but now you run
- 26. Observations About Those Who Run 1. Sin destroys the sensitive nerves of your conscience 2. Running from God is an ultimate impossibility 3. The only solution is repentance of heart and knowledge of the word
- 27. What Are Hosea’s Applications? A. Some of you are like Israel: you were found and loved, but now you run B. Some of you are like Hosea: you have been wronged