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Verse Hosea 4:15. _LET NOT JUDAH OFFEND_] Israel was _totally_
dissolute; Judah was not so. Here she is exhorted to maintain her
integrity. If the former will go to what was once _Beth-el_, the
_hous...
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LET NOT JUDAH OFFEND - The sentence of Israel had been pronounced; she
had been declared incorrigible. The prophet turns from her now to
Judah. Israel had abandoned God’s worship, rejected or corrupte...
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II. THE MESSAGE OF EXPOSTULATION, JUDGMENT, AND MERCY
CHAPTER 4 The Lord's Controversy with His People
_ 1. The condition of the people (Hosea 4:1) _
2. The loss of their priestly relation (Hosea 4...
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THE UTTER CORRUPTION OF THE NATION TRACED TO IRRELIGION. (The text of
Hosea 4:15 is hopelessly corrupt. Marti regards Hosea 4:3 as an
insertion and Hosea 4:5_ a_ as foreign to their present context.)...
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HARLOT. wanton. Not the same word as in Hosea 4:14, though the symbol
is similar.
JUDAH. Compare Hosea 1:7.
GILGAL. Jeroboam had erected an idolatrous temple there. See Hosea
9:15;...
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Judah is cautioned not to fall into the same ruin as Israel, of which
a deterrent picture is given....
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_offend_ Rather, BECOME GUILTY, viz. by participation in Israel's
idolatry.
_come not ye unto Gilgal_ Gilgal was one of the chief seats of the
idolatrous worship of the north, see Hosea 9:15; Hosea 12...
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_A GOD THAT CANNOT ANSWER -- HOSEA 4:12-15:_ The children of Israel
were asking counsel from their wooden idols and other objects of wood.
Their sinful living had lead them to terrible judgment; think...
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THOUGH THOU, ISRAEL, &C.— Here a transition is made, with great
elegance and animation, from the general subject of the whole people,
in both its branches, to the kingdom of the ten tribes in particul...
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ISRAEL'S INGRATITUDEJUDAH IS TO DEPART FROM HER
TEXT: Hosea 4:15-19
15
Though thou, Israel, play the harlot, yet let not Judah offend; and
come not ye unto Gilgal, neither go ye up to Bethaven, nor...
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Though thou, Israel, play the harlot, yet let not Judah offend; and
come not ye unto Gilgal, neither go ye up to Bethaven, nor swear, The
LORD liveth.
THOUGH THOU, ISRAEL, PLAY THE HARLOT, YET LET...
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4:15 Beth-aven, (f-21) Meaning, 'House of idols,' or 'of iniquity' --
irony for _ Beth-El_ , 'House of God.' see Amos 5:5 ....
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CONDEMNATION OF THE PRIESTHOOD
An arraignment against Israel as a whole, because of all manner of
wickedness against God and man. Prophet and priest, who ought to have
taught them better, are only to...
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LET.. OFFEND] Hosea appeals to Judah not to imitate Israel's sins.
GILGAL (that of Benjamin: cp. 1 Samuel 13:8) and BETHEL ('house of
God,' here contemptuously called BETHAVEN, 'house of vanity,' i.e....
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THE MAN WHO NEVER STOPPED LOVING
HOSEA
_MARK KIRKPATRICK_
CHAPTER 4
THE *LORD ACCUSES ISRAEL
V1 People of Israel, listen to the *Lord’s message!
The *Lord will argue against the people that liv...
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ISRAEL... JUDAH. — The prophet warns Judah of Israel’s peril, and
perhaps hints at the apostacy of some of her kings, as Ahaziah, Joram,
and Ahaz. He returns _to_ the symbolic use of the word “whoredo...
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אִם ־זֹנֶ֤ה אַתָּה֙ יִשְׂרָאֵ֔ל אַל
־יֶאְשַׁ֖ם...
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THE THICK NIGHT OF ISRAEL
Hosea 4:1; Hosea 5:1; Hosea 6:1; Hosea 7:1; Hosea 8:1
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“JOINED TO IDOLS”
Hosea 4:11-19
The prophet does not mince his words in describing the morals of his
time. We are reminded of Bunyan's words: “My original and inward
pollution was my plague. It was a...
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In any attempt to analyze and tabulate the teaching in this second
division of the Book it must be remembered that the prophetic
utterances cannot be treated as verbatim reports. As they here appear,...
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Though thou, Israel, play the harlot, [yet] (r) let not Judah offend;
and come not ye unto (s) Gilgal, neither go ye up to (t) Bethaven, nor
swear, The LORD liveth.
(r) God complains that Judah is in...
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Offend. It was more culpable for Juda to commit idolatry (as they had
the temple, &c., of the true God) than for Israel, whom Jeroboam
hindered from going to Jerusalem, after he had set up his golden...
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I beg the Reader to observe, for I think it is very observable, and
very blessed it is in the observance, what sweet minglings of grace is
here amidst the solemn and awful account the Lord gives of hi...
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The rest of the prophecy consists of the indignant appeals of the Holy
Spirit to conscience because of the increasing evils of Israel not so
much the judgment of God on a grand scale, and His grace at...
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The Futility of Sin
I. INTRODUCTION
A. As we continue the study of Hosea this morning - chapter 4 marks a
turn that continues through the rest of the book.
1. Hosea 8:7 a (NASB) Give us a hint as t...
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The Prophet here complains that Judah also was infected with
superstitions, though the Lord had hitherto wonderfully kept them from
pollutions of this kind. He compares Israel with Judah, as though he...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 4 AND 5.
In chapter 4 we see that the prophet addresses the whole people
together. In Verse 15 (Hosea 4:15) he distinguishes Judah from Israel,
warning the fo...
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THOUGH THOU, ISRAEL, PLAY THE HARLOT, YET LET NOT JUDAH OFFEND,....
That is, though the Israelites, the people of the ten tribes,
committed adultery, both corporeal and spiritual, in their idolatrous...
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Though thou, Israel, play the harlot, [yet] let not Judah offend; and
come not ye unto Gilgal, neither go ye up to Bethaven, nor swear, The
LORD liveth.
Ver. 15. _Though thou, Israel, play the harlot...
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_Though_, &c. “Here,” says Bishop Horsley, “a transition is
made, with great elegance and animation, from the general subject of
the whole people, in both its branches, to the kingdom of the ten
tribe...
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12-19 The people consulted images, and not the Divine word. This
would lead to disorder and sin. Thus men prepare scourges for
themselves, and vice is spread through a people. Let not Judah come
near...
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This summeth up the sins, the idolatries of the ten tribes; and is a
transition to what next follows; either by way of exhortation, or
admonition, or prayer and wish, for the two tribes which stuck to...
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Hosea 4:15 Israel H3478 harlot H2181 (H8802) Judah H3063 offend H816
(H8799) come H935 (H8799) Gilgal...
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‘Though you, Israel, play the harlot, yet let Judah not offend, and
do not come to Gilgal, nor go you up to Beth-aven, nor swear, “As
YHWH lives”.'
Within the prophet's heart was always a fear that Ju...
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STRONG WINE AND ILLICIT SEX HAVE TURNED THE PEOPLE'S MINDS SO THAT
THEY LOOK TO BITS OF WOOD CONCERNING THEIR FUTURE AND PLAY THE HARLOT
ON THE TOPS OF MOUNTAINS AND UNDER SACRED TREES RATHER THAN LOO...
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FAITH; new household of,
(_ See Scofield) - (Matthew 12:46). _
FAITH; justification by,
(_ See Scofield) - (Romans 3:26). _
FAITH; justification by, illustrated,
( See Scofield) - ...
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CONTENTS: Charges against Israel for their sinfulness, idolatry and
ignorance.
CHARACTERS: God, Hosea.
CONCLUSION: It is a sad and sore judgment for men when God has to say,
«let them alone» giving...
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Hosea 4:1. _Hear the word of the Lord, ye children of Israel._ Here a
new sermon is built upon a new revelation.
Hosea 4:2. _Blood toucheth blood,_ as explained in the words
preseding, adultery upon a...
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HOSEA—NOTE ON HOSEA 4:15 Judah is warned not to follow Israel’s
example, though eventually Judah did. Several shrines that might
entice Judah are named.
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CRITICAL NOTES.—
HOSEA 4:15. COME NOT] by pilgrimages to places of idolatrous worship.
SWEAR NOT] in temples of idols. “The confession of Jehovah is
hypocrisy in the mouth of an idolater; pretended p...
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EXPOSITION
HOSEA 4:1
A new and distinct division of the book commences with this fourth
chapter and continues till the close. What had previously been
presented in figure and symbol is now plainly an...
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Now we enter into the second part of the book of Hosea, where he
declares:
HEAR the word of the LORD, ye children of Israel: for the LORD has a
controversy with the inhabitants of the land (Hsa Hosea...
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1 Kings 12:28; 1 Kings 12:29; 2 Kings 17:18; 2 Kings 17:19; Amos 4:4;
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Offend — Commit like sins. Gilgal — Gilgal was chosen by Jeroboam,
or by succeeding idolaters for the solemn worship of their idols. Beth
— aven — Beth — el, where Jacob lodged, who called it Beth —
e...