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Oséias 13:1-10

Listen to Oséias 13:1-10
1 Quando Efraim falava, tremia-se; foi exaltado em Israel; mas quando ele se fez culpado no tocante a Baal, morreu.
2 E agora pecam mais e mais, e da sua prata fazem imagens fundidas, ídolos segundo o seu entendimento, todos eles obra de artífices, e dizem: Oferecei sacrifícios a estes. Homens beijam aos bezerros!
3 Por isso serão como a nuvem de manhã, e como o orvalho que cedo passa; como a palha que se lança fora da eira, e como a fumaça que sai pela janela.
4 Todavia, eu sou o Senhor teu Deus desde a terra do Egito; portanto não conhecerás outro deus além de mim, porque não há salvador senão eu.
5 Eu te conheci no deserto, em terra muito seca.
6 Depois eles se fartaram em proporção do seu pasto; e estando fartos, ensoberbeceu-se-lhes o coração, por isso esqueceram de mim.
7 Portanto serei para eles como leão; como leopardo espreitarei junto ao caminho;
8 Como ursa roubada dos seus cachorros lhes sairei ao encontro, e lhes romperei as teias do coração; e ali os devorarei como leoa; as feras do campo os despedaçarão.
9 Destruir-te-ei, ó Israel; quem te pode socorrer?
10 Onde está agora o teu rei, para que te salve em todas as tuas cidades? e os teus juízes, dos quais disseste: Dá-me rei e príncipes?

Oséias 13:1-10 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO HOSEA 13

This chapter begins with observing the different state and condition of Ephraim before and after his idolatry, Ho 13:1; his increase in it, Ho 13:2; and therefore his prosperity was very short lived, which is signified by various metaphors, Ho 13:3; and his sins are aggravated by the former goodness of God unto him his great ingratitude unto God, and forgetfulness him, Ho 13:4-6; hence he is threatened with his wrath and vengeance in a very severe manner, Ho 13:7,8; for which he had none to blame but himself; yea, such was the grace and goodness of God to him, that though he had destroyed himself, yet there were help and salvation for him in him, Ho 13:9; though not in his king he had desired, and was given, and was took away in wrath, Ho 13:10,11; but his sin being bound up and hid, and he foolish and unwise, sharp corrections would be given him, Ho 13:12,13; and yet a gracious promise is made of redemption from death and the grave by the Messiah, Ho 13:14; but, notwithstanding this, and all his present prosperity, he would be blasted in his wealth and riches; and Samaria the metropolis of his country would he desolate; and the inhabitants of it be used in the most cruel manner, because of their rebellion against God, Ho 13:15,16.

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