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Hoshea - Hosea - Chapter 6


Chapter 6

1. Come and let us return to the Lord, for He has torn and He shall heal us; He smites, and He will bind us up.   א.
2. He will revive us from the two days, on the third day He will set us up, and we will live before Him.   ב.
3. And let us know, let us strive to know the Lord: like the dawn whose going forth is sure, and He will come to us like rain, like the latter rain which satisfies the earth.   ג.
4. What shall I do for you, Ephraim? What shall I do for you, Judah? For your loving-kindness is like a morning cloud and like the dew that passes away early.   ד.
5. Because I have hewed by the prophets, I have put them to death because of the words of My mouth; now will your verdicts come out to the light?   ה.
6. For I desire loving-kindness, and not sacrifices, and knowledge of God more than burnt offerings.   ו.
7. But they, like Adam, transgressed the covenant; there they betrayed Me.   ז.
8. Gilead is a city of workers of them that work iniquity, who lurk to shed blood.   ח.
9. And as a man gathers fish, so do bands; a gang of priests murder on the way in one group, for they devised a plot.   ט.
10. In the house of Israel I have seen a horrible thing: there, harlotry [is found] in Ephraim; Israel has become defiled.   י.
11. Judah, too, there is a harvest appointed to you, when I will return the backsliding of My people.   יא.
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