Summary of Hosea 12
The Lord will punish Judah because they make treaties with their enemies (Assyria). They must return to God or face bitter anger from God for their contempt.
Summary of Hosea 13
The Lord is angry against Israel for their worship of Baal, sin, and idol-making. They offer human sacrifices and have forgotten God. They will face retribution from God.
Summary of Hosea 14
If God’s people return to Him and ask for forgiveness, they will be forgiven and will be blessed.
Questions for Hosea 12:2-14-9
1) God forgives all of our sins and receives us. He loves us and heals us. We will blossom. We will be full of splendor and will blossom and flourish.
2) He forgives me and brings me back to Him. My sister-in-law.
Conclusions to WordGo’s Study of Hosea 12:2-14:9
God is in control even amidst evil. He offers hope. Every word in the Bible has value for our lives. Will you consider God’s warnings in your life and turn to Him in prayer today?
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