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All right, my Bible and 365 
brothers and sisters, we have 

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arrived at the Book of Hossea. 
Folks. 

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Hosea is a great book in the 
Bible and yes it is a minor 

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prophet, but there is nothing 
minor about this guy. 

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We got lots to talk about and 
yes, this is a smaller book, 

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hence the name Minor Rohets. 
But there is so much to talk 

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about South. 
Let's get right into it. 

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First and foremost, when people 
think about Hoshea, the one 

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thing that they think about is 
they think of the prostitute. 

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OK, But you have to keep this in
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Hosea is not merely the story of
an unfaithful woman. 

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It's the story of an unfaithful 
nation. 

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And we've got to wake up to see 
that. 

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And by the way, it's also the 
story of a faithful God and a 

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very costly redemption. 
And it is certainly a story of 

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Israel's ultimate return to the 
Lord in days better yet to come.

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Yes, I said it right off the 
bat. 

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Hosea is a perfect picture of 
God saying I'm not done with you

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yet, Israel. 
And that's important. 

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Now we have to do some 
historical background. 

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I think it's critical. 
There's some things you need to 

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know about this story and about 
this book that will help you 

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better understand even the 
summary that I give you of it. 

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And by the way, I want to say 
this again, right off the bat. 

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If you want to know more about 
this book and get into my in 

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depth and thorough teaching, you
can go to jamescadiz.com. 

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I've got plenty of information 
online where you can get it. 

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Now let's talk about this. 
Let's talk about some 

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background. 
Hosea's name means salvation. 

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Simply put, that's what it 
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His name actually comes from the
same Hebrew root associated with

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Yeshua and of course Jesus, 
which is where it also comes 

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from. 
Yeshua and Jesus in essence, are

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the same Joshua. 
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announced judgment and, and, 
and, and this is something that 

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we need to know, his very name 
revealed God's ultimate 

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intention, which of course is 
salvation. 

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And this is a beautiful picture 
of how God works. 

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Hosea ministered primarily to 
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We actually talked about this 
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summaries. 
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the civil war that happened in 
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The nation of Israel split into 
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Kingdom of Israel, and then, of 
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Judah. 
Hosea's ministry was primarily 

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to the northern Kingdom, and he 
frequently calls the northern 

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Kingdom Iphraim, by the way, 
because Iphraim was its dominant

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tribe. 
That's probably the best way of 

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putting it. 
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there for more than 40 years. 
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And his ministry began during 
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prosperous kings of the north, 
Jeroboam the Second, and he 

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continued in through the reign 
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Of course we're talking about 
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Hosea watched Israel move from 
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security, at least what 
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political chaos and what I 
believe was impending 

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destruction when the Assyrians 
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everything. 
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died, 4 northern kings were 
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decades. 
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second. 
I mean it was one king dying 

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after the other. 
Got to the point where people 

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didn't want to be the king in 
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It was that bad. 
And it spoke of a very ugly 

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time. 
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looked prosperous externally, 
but internally it was 

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spiritually adulterous. 
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They were politically unstable 
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approaching judgment. 
That's a very, very important 

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thing to see and discern and 
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Now, God would do this with the 
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He did this all the time. 
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actual message. 
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with Hosea. 
God commanded Hosea to marry a 

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woman by the name of Gomer, 
knowing that she would be 

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unfaithful. 
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him that she would be 
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Hosea did not merely preach 
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He was required to experience 
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personally, and his marriage 
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between God and Israel, between 
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Guys, that's a big deal. 
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faithfulness of God. 
Clearly you could see that Gomer

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represented the unfaithfulness 
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Clearly you can see that her 
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idolatry. 
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They both came in hand in hand, 
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represented God's covenant love,
the promise that God gave that 

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He would never forsake Israel. 
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interesting because Hosea 
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children, and God specifically 
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children specifically in order 
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Each child being born 
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judgment. 
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Imagine having to name children 
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of course, being Jezreel. 
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political judgment. 
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nobody saw coming, but in 
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dynasty of Jeho to an end. 
By the way, that's a whole other

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story. 
Watch my my expanded Bible 

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studies on this. 
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understand this. 
The name itself can carry the 

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definition associated with 
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OK, then there was a latoma, and
that means no mercy, OK, Or not 

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having obtained a mercy. 
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actually be translated. 
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rejected God's mercy. 
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So the time for national 
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God wanted them to know that 
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Then of course, there was Loami,
which by the way, this is one 

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that preachers talk about all 
the time, which means not my 

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people. 
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covenant relationship with the 
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deteriorated not just from 
political judgment to to literal

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mercy that had been withdrawn to
literal entanglement in the very

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promise that God had made. 
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names. 
That is what I think is 

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extraordinary. 
Let me read verse 23 of Hosea 

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chapter 2. 
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And I will sow her unto me in 
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upon her that had not obtained 
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And I will say to them, which 
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people. 
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God. 
So heavy judgment was real, but 

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it was not the end of Israel. 
God had not permanently 

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abandoned the people that He 
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The central passage here is 
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I think the central passage is 
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Let me read it to you. 
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Then said the Lord unto me, Go, 
yet love a woman beloved of her 

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friend, yet an adulteress, 
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Lord toward the children of 
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and love flag goons of wine. 
That in and of itself is such a 

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damning verse. 
So I bought her to me for 15 

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pieces of silver, and for a 
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Homer of barley. 
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abide for me many days. 
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and thou shalt not be for 
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So I also will be for thee. 
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abide many days without a king, 
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without a sacrifice, and without
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and without a tariff. 
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Israel return and seek the Lord 
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and shall fear the Lord and His 
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There's so much to say about 
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God tells Hosea to buy his wife 
back from slavery after she got 

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herself tied up after 
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God gave her a command. 
Go love her again. 

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Hosea was not commanded merely 
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exist with her or love with her.
He was commanded to love her 

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again, despite her betrayal. 
This represented the Lord's love

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toward the children of Israel in
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Israel had turned toward other 
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had not disappeared. 
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An interesting detail here is 
that Hosea 3 does not explicitly

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identify the woman as Gomer. 
It doesn't, which is very 

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interesting. 
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Hosea is recovering his 
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emphasis has shifted away from 
her name and on to Hosea's 

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obedient love. 
That is so powerful because it's

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no longer about the tarnishing 
of the reputation, and it's 

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about God's love. 
The central issue is not the 

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identity of the unfaithful 
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The central issue is the 
extraordinary love of the 

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faithful husband here. 
And that is so beautiful of how 

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God treated Israel. 
Look at that section he talks 

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about. 
He bought her for 15 pieces of 

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silver and for a Homer of barley
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A Homer of barley. 
Jose didn't just forgive her, he

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had to purchase her with a high 
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The payment of silver and barley
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fallen into massive bondage, 
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was just beyond what most people
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recognize. 
Hosea paid a heavy price to 

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recover the woman who was 
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covenant. 
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The picture of redemption that 
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how God interacts with us and 
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is that it was the faithful one 
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The unfaithful one received the 
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Hosea bore the cost of Gomer's 
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This anticipates for us the 
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accomplished by Jesus Christ. 
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redemption is costly, but the 
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It's so beautiful. 
Israel would remain for many 

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days without 6 things. 
Let me just, let me just clearly

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draw this picture. 
They would remain without a 

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king. 
They would remain without a 

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Prince. 
They would remain without a 

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sacrifice. 
They wouldn't have an image, an 

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IFAD, a tariff, and they 
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Israel would possess very little
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I want to think of the proper 
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Israel would no longer possess 
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the biblical system of 
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substitutes, all of those 
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God did this thorough work and 
there was pain and bondage as a 

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result. 
Israel, as a result would exist 

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in a suspended condition, 
literally preserved as a people,

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but separated from the very king
that was promised to rule in 

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perpetuity. 
God would not allow Israel to 

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disappear you guys, but neither 
would He allow her to continue 

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as though her rebellion had no 
consequences. 

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Yet we have the promise of 
Israel's future return, future 

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restoration. 
Now why is this a big deal? 

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Look at what God says. 
God says in many days what will 

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happen? 
Israel will return. 

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Israel will seek the Lord. 
Israel will recognize the King 

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God has appointed. 
Israel will one day experience 

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national and spiritual 
restoration. 

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We're already beginning to see 
it happen. 

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Hosea doesn't teach that God 
replaced or permanently rejected

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Israel. 
He teaches that Israel would 

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experience judgment followed by 
restoration. 

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And David their king, Oh, that's
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Why is that such a big deal? 
There's a phrase that's pointed 

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to, and I think this is 
important, in the latter days. 

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It's speaking about a time that 
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There is an unusual expression 
that I want to talk about here, 

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and I think it's important. 
It says Israel will fear the 

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Lord and His goodness. 
What it means is that they're 

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they're going to be overwhelmed 
not merely by His judgement or 

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His Holiness, but by His 
goodness towards them. 

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They will as a nation, recognize
that they were unfaithful, but 

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God still remained faithful, 
that they wandered, but God 

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preserved them. 
God was still around. 

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They rejected him, but God kept 
his promises. 

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The conclusion here is heavy. 
Hosea is not mainly about the 

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wickedness of Gomer. 
I spoke about that a second ago.

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It's about the faithfulness of 
God. 

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Israel's sin undoubtedly bought 
real judgment. 

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Israel's judgment does not 
cancel God's covenant or prevent

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her future restoration. 
Why am I making a big deal of 

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it? 
Because the book moves through 

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this. 
It shows unfaithfulness, it 

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shows judgment, it shows 
redemption, and then it shows 

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restoration. 
Why should that be a big deal 

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for us? 
Because if God doesn't keep His 

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promise to Israel, our salvation
will never be intact. 

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Guys, God loves you. 
Any error you've made, any 

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mistake, God purchased you back 
with His Son. 

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You're no longer in bondage. 
You have everything that God 

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ever intended for you to have, 
and the only thing keeping you 

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from receiving it is you. 
It's about putting your faith 

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and trust in Jesus Christ and 
then taking advantage of every 

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tool that God has made available
to you. 

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I'm going to make you a promise.
I'm going to base it on Hosea. 

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The best is yet to come. 
God is good, He's faithful, He 

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loves us, and he's got amazing, 
wonderful, incredible plans for 

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us because for each and every 
single one of us, the best is 

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yet to come. 
We've been redeemed. 

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I love you guys. 
Don't ever forget that and keep 

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fighting the good fight.