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Remnant by Grace: Sunday Morning At Remnant by Grace Podcast
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Hosea 11:7-12:4 (opens the original)
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Pastor Jeff covers Hosea 11:7-12:4, opening with God's lament that Israel is bent on turning away with no revival coming, contrasted with Judah, where genuine faith allowed Hezekiah to cry out and see 185,000 Assyrians struck down in a night. Verse 8's rhetorical questions, "How can I give you up, Ephraim?", expose the tension between God's righteous judgment and His compassion: Israel deserves annihilation like Admah and Zeboim, but God restrains himself because He is God and not a man. Verse 9
Hosea 11:1-6 (opens the original)
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Pastor Jeff covers Hosea 11:1-4, where Yahweh describes Israel with parental affection using the word ahev, genuine familial love, as his adopted son called out of Egypt. Matthew 2:15 quotes this verse as fulfilled in Christ, explained through the distinction between Israel as an adopted son and Jesus as the monogenes, only one of a kind, sharing the divine essence with the Father. Where Israel was called out of Egypt and immediately failed by pursuing the Baals, Jesus was called out of Egypt an
Hosea 10 (opens the original)
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Pastor Jeff covers Hosea 10, where Israel is pictured as a luxuriant vine whose growing prosperity produced not gratitude but more pagan altars, a pattern where material blessing becomes a snare rather than a prompt for worship. Israel's false heart, empty covenant oaths, and rejection of Yahweh's appointed king, with an allusion to Christ's later rejection, expose a nation that has stood unchanged in its sin since Gibeah. The chapter's pivot is verse 12: Hosea calls Israel to sow righteousness,
Hosea 9 (opens the original)
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Pastor Jeff covers Hosea 9, which opens during harvest time with Hosea telling Israel not to celebrate like the surrounding nations, because their harvest is prostitute's wages from worshiping foreign gods rather than a blessing from Yahweh. The Hebrew word kakash reveals that the new wine will actually deceive them, a warning that material prosperity is not evidence of God's favor and can itself become a spiritual snare. Because of Israel's unfaithfulness the land, which Hosea pointedly calls Y
Hosea 8 (opens the original)
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Pastor Jeff covers Hosea 8, where God directs Hosea to sound the shofar warning: a nesher, vulture or eagle, circles over Israel fulfilling the covenant curse of Deuteronomy 28:49. Israel protests that they know God, but God's response mirrors Jesus's words in Matthew 7:23, "I never knew you," as Israel's unauthorized kings, golden calf idolatry, and mixing of Yahweh worship with paganism demonstrate that their claim is hollow. Verse 7's synthetic parallelism, sowing wind to reap whirlwind, desc
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