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What are the names of Hosea's children in chronological order?

Back

Jezreel, Not-pitied, and Not-My-People

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What metaphor does Hosea use to describe his relationship with Ephraim and Judah?

Back

I am like a moth for Ephraim, like rot for the house of Judah.

Front

What will the people be called instead of 'Not-My-People'?

Back

Children of the living God.

Front

What was revealed when the Lord would have healed Israel?

Back

The guilt of Ephraim and the wickedness of Samaria.

Front

What does Hosea say about the practices of the people of Samaria?

Back

They practiced falsehood; thieves break in, bandits roam outside.

Front

Where did Israel violate the covenant according to Hosea?

Back

At Adam.

Front

What is the significance of the name 'Jezreel' in Hosea's context?

Back

It symbolizes God's judgment and the end of the kingdom of Israel.

Front

What does the term 'Not-pitied' signify in Hosea's message?

Back

It signifies God's withdrawal of mercy from Israel.

Front

What does 'Not-My-People' indicate about Israel's relationship with God?

Back

It indicates a severed relationship and loss of identity as God's chosen people.

Front

How does Hosea's metaphor of a moth and rot illustrate God's judgment?

Back

It illustrates the destructive nature of sin and the inevitable decay it brings.