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Oseas 1:6

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6 Gómer volvió a concebir y dio a luz una niña. Entonces el SEÑOR le dijo a Oseas: «Ponle por nombre: “Indigna de compasión”,[a] porque no volveré a compadecerme del reino de Israel, sino que le negaré el perdón.

Oseas 1:6 Meaning and Commentary

Hosea 1:6

And she conceived again, and bare a daughter
One of the weaker sex; denoting the weaker state of the kingdom of Israel after Jeroboam, as Kimchi thinks; Zachariah his son reigning but six months, and Shallum the son of Jabesh, his successor, reigned but one month, ( 2 Kings 15:8 2 Kings 15:13 ) :

and God said unto him, call her name Loruhamah;
which signifies, "she hath not obtained mercy": and what follows explains it to the same sense. The Targum is,

``and they added and did evil works; and he said unto him call their name, who obtained not mercy by their works:''

for I will no more have mercy upon the house of Israel;
as he had heretofore, sparing them time after time, though they continued to sin against him; but now he would spare them no longer, but deliver them up into the hands of their enemies, as he did a part of them, first into the hands of Tiglathpileser king of Assyria, and then to Shalmaneser, ( 2 Kings 15:29 ) ( 2 Kings 17:3 2 Kings 17:6 ) , otherwise, in the latter day, mercy will be shown them again, especially in a spiritual way, when they shall be converted, and believe in Christ, and all Israel shall be saved, as well as possess their own land again; see ( Hosea 1:10 Hosea 1:11 ) ( Romans 11:26 ) : but I will utterly take them away;
out of their land, from being a kingdom and nation, which was done by Shalmaneser, another king of Assyria, ( 2 Kings 17:6 ) , or, "bringing I will bring into them", or "against them" F23; that is, an enemy, the same king of Assyria: or, "but forgetting I will forget them" F24, as some render it, and remember them no more, till the fulness of time comes: or, "through pardoning I have pardoned", or "spared them" F25; that is, in times past. The Targum is,

``but if they return, pardoning I will pardon them;''

which will be done in the latter day.


FOOTNOTES:

F23 (Mhl ava avn) "adducendo adducam contra cos", Munster; "importando importabo eis", Drusius; so Kimchi and Ben Melech.
F24 "Obliviscendo obliviscar eorum", V. L. Pagninus.
F25 "Quamvis omnino condonaverim eis", Piscator; "quamvis haetenus condonando condonaverim eis", so some in Drusius.

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Oseas 1:6 In-Context

4 Entonces el SEÑOR le dijo: «Ponle por nombre Jezrel, porque dentro de poco haré que la casa real de Jehú pague por la masacre en Jezrel. Así pondré fin al dominio del reino de Israel.
5 Ese día quebraré el arco de Israel en el valle de Jezrel».
6 Gómer volvió a concebir y dio a luz una niña. Entonces el SEÑOR le dijo a Oseas: «Ponle por nombre: “Indigna de compasión”, porque no volveré a compadecerme del reino de Israel, sino que le negaré el perdón.
7 En cambio, tendré compasión de la tribu de Judá, y la salvaré; pero no por medio de arco, ni de espada ni de batallas, ni tampoco por medio de caballos y jinetes, sino por medio del SEÑOR su Dios».
8 Cuando Gómer destetó a la llamada «Indigna de compasión», volvió a concebir y tuvo otro hijo.

Footnotes 1

  • [a] "Indigna de compasión" . Lit. "Lorrujama" ; también en v. 8, y véase 2:23.
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