The Complete Holy Bible - NIVUK Audio Bible - 28 Hosea

The Complete Holy Bible - NIVUK Audio Bible - 28 Hosea
Read by David Suchet
Quick Summary of the book of Hosea:
Hosea’s mission is to call Israel to repentance, as God is poised to judge them for their corruption and idolatry. At God’s command, Hosea marries a wife who is unfaithful to him, and then he must redeem her from prostitution. This sordid experience is an illustration of Israel’s spiritual adultery and the fact that a loving God is still pursuing them to redeem them and restore them to their proper place.
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My daily routine listening to the word of Our Lord saviour and salvation amen 🙏

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v4 ofChapter 14 is my favourite text, it is also the first text I preached from back in 1974!

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Good medicine, keep listening and it will heal your sickness. Your word is my medicine, YAHWEH. Thank you.

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ch2 2:20
ch3 6:44
ch4 7:45
ch5 11:14
ch6 13:45
ch7 15:31
ch8 18:17
ch9 20:29
ch10 23:46
ch11 26:54
ch12 29:08
ch13 31:02
ch14 33:49

[@brittanyjudkins-gk2mp]

Since America rejected the sacrific of Jesus Christ... and condemned another and became responsible for completing the whole of the law. The soldier who pretended to be fighting for freedom of religion... told me that I was a stupid Lost sheep of Jesus Christ who didn't have a right to live. I wonder if he can comprehend who I am......I hope we are here soon.

[@evalina98000]

🎧 Chronological Bible Listening Year Plan July
^ 20 - Hosea 1
2:19 Hosea 2
6:44 Hosea 3
7:46 Hosea 4
13:43 Hosea 6
15:31 Hosea 7
^ 21 - 18:16 Hosea 8
20:29 Hosea 9
23:46 Hosea 10
26:50 Hosea 11
29:08 Hosea 12
31:02 Hosea 13
33:49 Hosea 14
22 - Isaiah 28-30
23 - Isaiah 31-34
24 - Isaiah 35-36
25 - Isaiah 37-39;
Psalm 76
26 - Isaiah 40-43
27 - Isaiah 44-48
28 - 2 Kings 18:9-37;
2 Kings 19:1-37;
Psalm 46, 80, 135
29 - Isaiah 49-53
30 - Isaiah 54-58
31 - Isaiah 59-63
July
1 - Obadiah; Psalm 82-83
2 - 2 Kings 1-4
3 - 2 Kings 5-8
4 - 2 Kings 9-11
5 - 2 Kings 12-13;
2 Chronicles 24
6 - 2 Kings 14;
2 Chronicles 25
7 - Jonah 1-4
8 - 2 Kings 15;
2 Chronicles 26
9 - Isaiah 1-4
10 - Isaiah 5-8
11 - Amos 1-5
12 - Amos 6-9
13 - 2 Chronicles 27;
Isaiah 9-12
14 - Micah 1-7
15 - 2 Chronicles 28;
2 Kings 16-17
16 - Isaiah 13-17
17 - Isaiah 18-22
18 - Isaiah 23-27
19 - 2 Kings 18:1-8;
2 Chronicles 29-31;
Psalm 48

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You invaded my time uninvited

[@crawdad4823]

May I please borrow your voice?

[@damienhunt4264]

Dreadfully despotic depiction of God. listen to the gospels.

[@karinecarde1254]

Not at all. You must read deeper and understand God's motives there.

[@damienhunt4264]

@@karinecarde1254 Dreadfully despotic "God"

[@aarondutton3376]

@@damienhunt4264how can that be the takeaway when the book counts God as saying those who aren’t my people will be my people? Because Gods anger toward sin is revealed?

[@aarondutton3376]

@@damienhunt4264it’s eye opening to me how angered God is by sin. That sin is worthy of punishment.

[@70ME3E]

Don't you see he is a father showing his children what's right? Ready to show love any time we finally repent...
Would you rather pat criminals on the back and let them do evil things as they please?