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Hoshea

(Hosea)

Introduction

This document concerning the prophesied long ago of prophet Hoshea (Beeri’s son) of eight hundred (800) year(s) of not yet born Yeshua. Nekeg-like prophet Hoshea and Amus prophesied there to people of like just time. But continued mule prophesied Hoshea of following still years. At that time, divided of two the place of Israel and there Preached Hoshea of above part sometimes named he/his of Israel, and sometimes named again of Efraim. Efraim the name of very important tribe there to above part. And/Now the Shomron (Samaria) the mother city. And/Now the small part of place of Israel, named he/his of Yehudah. Preached he of not yet destroyed the Shomron (Samaria) of invaded enemies their.

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Main components of this document

Hoshea’s marriage and family 1:1-3:5

The accusation of Israel 4:1-13:16

The promise and the command of repentance from sin 14:1-9

This is still a very early look into the unfinished text of the Open English Translation of the Bible. Please double-check the text in advance before using in public.

1This is Yahweh’s message that came to Beeri’s son Hoshea (Hosea) in the time of Kings Uzziyah, Yotam, Ahaz, and Hizkiyah, of Yehudah (Judah), and was also during the reign of Yoash’s son King Yeroboam in Yisrael (Israel).[ref]

1:2Hoshea’s wife and children

2When Yahweh first spoke through Hosea, he told him, “Go and get yourself a prostitute for a wife and have children from her, because the country is committing flagrant prostitution by forsaking Yahweh.”

3So he went and married Divlayim’s daughter Gomer, and she got pregnant and bore him a son. 4Then Yahweh told him, “Name him Yizre’el, because in a little while I’ll avenge the blood shed in the Yizre’el valley on Yehu’s family, and I’ll put an end to the kingdom of Yisrael.[ref] 5At that time in the Yizre’el valley, I’ll break Yisrael’s military power.

6Then Gomer conceived again and bore a daughter, and Yahweh told Hoshea, “Name her Lo-Ruhamah (which means ‘No mercy’), because I’ll no longer have mercy on the Israelis, and I won’t forgive them at all. 7But I’ll have mercy on the Yehudah’s descendants, and I’ll save them so they’ll be able to see that it was their God Yahweh. (I won’t save them using bows, swords, battles, horses, or horsemen.)”

8After she’d weaned Lo-Ruhamah, she got pregnant again and bore a second son. 9Then Yahweh said, “Name him Lo-Ammi (which means ‘Not my people’) because you’re not my people and I’m not your God.”

1:10The restoration of Israel

10Yet the number of Israelis will be like the sand on the seashore, which can’t be measured or counted. Then instead of being told, ‘You’re not my people,’ they’ll be told, ‘You are children of the living God.’[ref] 11The people from both Yehudah and Yisrael will be gathered together. They’ll appoint one leader for themselves, and they’ll come out of the countries where they’d been exiled, because the day of Yizre’el (which means ‘planted by God’) will be great.

2Say to your brothers, ‘My people,’ and your sisters, ‘You’ve all been shown compassion.’ ”

2:2Israel, the prostitute, will be punished

2Contend with your mother, contend, because she’s not my wife,

and nor am I her husband.

Let her turn her face away from prostitution,

and cease her adultery from between her breasts.

3If she doesn’t, I’ll strip her naked

and expose her like on the day she was born.

I will make her like the wilderness,

and make her like a sun-baked land,

and I’ll make her die from thirst.

4I won’t have mercy on her children,

because they’re the products of prostitution,

5because their mother has dabbled in prostitution

the woman who conceived them has acted shamefully.

Yes, she had said, “I’ll go after my lovers,

who give me my bread and my water,

my wool and my flax,

and my oil and my drink.”

6Therefore, I’ll fence her paths in with thorns.

I’ll build a wall up against her so she can’t find her way.

7She’ll try to pursue her lovers, but she won’t be able to catch up to them.

She’ll search for them, but she won’t be able to find them.

Then she’ll say, “I’ll go and return to my first husband,

because it was better for me then than it is now.”


8No, she hadn’t known that it was me who gave her the grain, the new wine and the oil,

and who lavished gold and silver on her,

which they then used for Baal.

9Therefore I’ll take my grain back in its time,

and my new wine in its season.

I’ll take away my wool and my flax

that were used to cover her nakedness.

10Now I’ll uncover her lewdness as her lovers watch,

but no one can rescue her from my punishment.

11I’ll also put an end to all her mirth,

her feasts, her new-moon celebrations, her rest days, and all her scheduled festivals.

12“I’ll destroy her grapevines and her fig trees,

of which she said, ‘Those are my wages that my lovers gave me.’

I’ll make them grow wild,

and then the animals in the countryside will devour them.

13I’ll punish her for the feast days for the Baals,

when she burned incense to them.

When she adorned herself with her rings and jewelry,

and went after her lovers and forgot me.”

That is Yahweh’s declaration.

2:14The love of God of his people

14Therefore, listen, I’m going to entice her.

I’ll bring her into the wilderness and speak tenderly to her.

15I’ll give her back her vineyards,

and the depressing Akor Valley[ref] as a gateway for hope.

She’ll answer me there as in the days of her youth—

like at the time that she came out of Egypt (Heb. Mitsrayim).

16Yahweh declares you’ll call me, ‘My husband,’ at the time

^and no longer call me, ‘My master (Heb. Baal),’

17because I’ll remove the names of the Baals from her mouth,

and they’ll no longer be remembered by their names.”


18“On that day I’ll make an agreement for them

with the animals in the fields,

with the birds in the sky,

and with the crawling things on the ground.

I’ll abolish the bow, the sword, and war from the land,

and I’ll make you lie down in safety.

19I’ll take you as my wife forever.

I’ll marry you to me in righteousness and justice,

in loyal commitment, and in mercy.

20I’ll be faithful to you as my wife,

and you’ll know Yahweh.

21This is Yahweh’s declaration:

At that time I’ll answer the skies with rain,

and they’ll answer the earth.

22The earth will answer the grain, the new wine and the oil,

and they’ll answer Yizre’el (which means ‘God sows/plants’).

23I will sow her for myself in the land,

and I will have mercy on Lo-Ruhamah (‘No mercy’).

I will tell Lo-Ammi (‘Not my people’),

You are my people,’

and they’ll say, ‘You’re our God.’ ”[ref]

3:1Yahweh’s love for his people

3Yahweh told me, “Go again and love a woman who is loved by another man and is an adulteress, even as Yahweh loves the Israeli people, even though they turn to other gods and honour them with raisin cakes.”

2So I bought her for myself for fifteen silver coins and ten baskets of barley. 3I told her, “You must stay with me for some time. You mustn’t dabble in prostitution or mess with any other man. In the same way, I’ll be true to you.” 4because the Israeli people will continue for many days without a king or prince, a sacrifice or stone pillar, and an ephod or household idols. 5Afterwards, the Israeli people will return and want to follow Yahweh their God and David their king, and in the finals days, they’ll come trembling to Yahweh and to his goodness.

4:1Yahweh’s case against Yisrael

4Listen to Yahweh’s message you Israelis,

because Yahweh has brought a lawsuit against the inhabitants of the land,

because there’s no faithfulness or loyal commitment—no knowledge of God in the land.

2There’s cursing, lying, murder, stealing and adultery.

They’ve broken all bounds, and bloodshed follows bloodshed.

3Therefore the land mourns,

and everyone who lives in it is wasting away,

along with the animals in the countryside and the birds in the sky.

Even the fish in the sea will disappear.

4:4Yahweh’s warning to priests

4Despite that, don’t let anyone bring a lawsuit,

and don’t let them accuse.

Your people are like those who would accuse a priest.

5You’ll stumble during the day.

The prophets will also stumble with you at night,

and I’ll destroy Israel your mother.

6My people are destroyed because of the lack of knowledge

because you have rejected knowledge and I’ll reject you from being a priest to me.

Because you’ve forgotten your God’s instructions,

I’ll also forget your children.


7The more the priests multiplied, the more they sinned against me.

I will change their high status into shame.

8They feed on the sin of my people.

They are greedy for their wickedness.

9It will be like people, like priests.

I will punish them for their ways

and I will repay them for their actions.

10They’ll eat but never be full.

They’ll sleep around but not prosper,

because they’ve abandoned Yahweh as their protector.

4:11Yahweh’s curse on those worshipping false gods

11Drinking and sleeping around destroy the heart.

12My people consult their wooden idols,

and their divining rods inform them.

because a spirit of unfaithfulness has led them astray,

and they’ve played the loose woman, departing from their God.

13They sacrifice on the mountaintops

and burn incense on the hills,

under oaks, poplars and terebinths,

because the shade is good.


Therefore your daughters prostitute themselves,

and your daughters-in-law commit adultery.

14I won’t punish your daughters when they prostitute themselves,

nor your daughters-in-law when they commit adultery,

because the men themselves go off with loose women,

and they offer sacrifices with cult prostitutes,

so the people without understanding will be ruined.


15Though you, prostitute yourself, Yisrael,

don’t involve Yehudah in what you’re doing.

Don’t go to Gilgal or to Beth Aven,

and don’t make an oath, saying, “As Yahweh lives.”

16Yisrael is stubborn, like a stubborn heifer.

Can Yahweh now feed them like lambs in a large paddock?

17Efraim/Yisrael is joined to idols.

Leave them alone.

18Even when their drinking is over,

they prostitute themselves continually.

Her rulers dearly love their shame.

19The wind will wrap them up in its wings,

and they’ll be ashamed because of their sacrifices.

5“Hear this, you priests.

Pay attention, you Israelis.

Listen, you household of the king,

because the judgment is for you,

because you have all been a snare at Mizpah

and a net spread over Mt. Tabor.

2The rebels stand deep in slaughter,

but I will discipline all of them.

3I know Efraim,

and Yisrael isn’t hidden from me.

You’ve prostituted yourself for now, Efraim.

Yisrael is defiled.

5:4Hoshea’s warning against idolatry

4Their past actions won’t allow them to return to their God,

because they have a spirit of prostitution within them,

and they don’t know Yahweh.

5Yisrael’s arrogance testifies against them,

Yisrael and Efraim will stumble in their guilt.

Yehudah also will stumble with them.

6They’ll go to inquire from Yahweh, taking their flocks and herds for sacrifices,

but they won’t hear from him because he’s withdrawn from them.

7They were unfaithful to Yahweh because they’ve borne illegitimate children.

Now the new moon festivals will devour them along with their fields.

5:8The war of Yehudah and of Israel

8Blow the horn in Gibeah,

and the trumpet in Ramah.

Sound the alarm at Beth-Aven:

‘We’ll follow you into battle, Benyamin!’

9Efraim/Yisrael will become uninhabited in the time of punishment.

Among Yisrael’s tribes I declare what will certainly happen.


10Yehudah’s leaders are like thieves who move a boundary.

I’ll pour my anger out on them like water from a jug.

11Efraim is oppresssed.

It’s crushed in judgment,

because it was determined to honour idols.

12So I’ll be like a moth to Efraim,

and like rot to Yehudah’s descendants.


13When Efraim saw its sickness,

and Yehudah its wound,

then Efraim went to Assyria,

and sent to the great king there.

But he can’t cure you

or heal your wound,

14because I’ll be like a lion to Efraim,

and like a young lion to Yehudah’s descendants.

I myself will tear them apart then go away.

I’ll carry them off and there’ll be no one to rescue them.


15I’ll go and return to my place,

until they acknowledge their guilt and strive to do what I’ve told them

until in their distress, they make a sincere decision to obey me.”

6:1Insincere repentance

6“Come on, let’s return to Yahweh.

He tore us apart, but he’ll heal us.

He struck us down, but he’ll bandage our wounds.

2After two days he’ll revive us.

He’ll raise us up on the third day,

so that we can live in his presence.

3Let us know—let’s press on to know Yahweh.

His arrival is certain as the dawn.

He will come to us like the showers

like the spring rains that water the earth.”

4What will I do with you, Efraim?

Yehudah, what will I do with you?

Your love is like a morning cloud that doesn’t last long

like the dew that quickly disappears.

5That’s why I’ve cut them to pieces by means of the prophets.

I’ve killed them with the messages that I’ve spoken.

My judgment is like the light that shines out.

6because I desire loyal commitment rather than sacrifices,

and knowledge about God rather than burnt offerings.[ref]

7Like Adam, they broke the agreement.

They were unfaithful to me.

8Gilead is a city full of evildoers

leaving behind bloody footprints.

9Just like a band of raiders lie in wait for a man,

so the priests band together to commit murder on the way to Shekem.

Surely they’ve committed shameful crimes.

10I’ve seen a horrible thing among the Israelis.

Efraim’s prostitution is thereIsrael is defiled.


11A harvest has been appointed for you also, Yehudah,

when I restore my people’s fortunes.

7Whenever I’d heal Yisrael, Efraim’s sin is exposed,

as well as the evil deeds of Shomron (Samaria).

Yes, they’re deceitful, plus thieves break in,

and a group of raiders robs people in the streets.

2But they don’t realise in their hearts that I remember all their evil.

Now their deeds surround them—they’re staring at me in the face.

7:3The betrayal of people of King and teacher ran

3They make the king glad with their evil,

and the leaders with their lies.

4They’re all adulterers, like an oven overheated by the baker.

He shouldn’t have stoked the fire from the kneading of the dough until after it’s risen.

5On our king’s day, the leaders became red in the face from the wine.

Then he joined in with those who were mocking.

6Because with their hearts like an oven, they get closer to implementing their plot.

Their anger smoulders all night—in the morning it bursts into flame.

7All of them are hot as an oven and they devour those who rule over them.

All their kings have fallen—none of them called to me for help.

7:8Israel and the other nations

8Efraim/Yisrael mixes itself among the peoples.

Efraim is a flat cake that’s only been cooked on one side.

9Foreigners have devoured his strength, but he hasn’t realised that.

Gray hairs are now mixed in, but he hasn’t noticed them.

10Yisrael’s pride testifies against it,

yet they haven’t returned to their God Yahweh,

nor have they tried to obey all his instructions.

11Efraim/Yisrael is like a dove, heartless and foolish,

calling to Egypt for help, then trying Assyria.

12When they go there, I’ll spread my net over them.

I’ll bring them down like the birds in the sky.

I’ll discipline them according to what they report back to their council.

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14:1The pegpeyid‑u-mercy of Hoshea of Israelis

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1:1: a 2Ki 15:1-7; 2Ch 26:1-23; b 2Ki 15:32-38; 2Ch 27:1-8; c 2Ki 16:1-20; 2Ch 28:1-27; d 2Ki 18:1–20:21; 2Ch 29:1–32:33; e 2Ki 14:23-29.

1:4: 2Ki 10:11.

1:10: Rom 9:26.

2:15: Josh 7:24-26.

2:23: Rom 9:25; 1Pe 2:10.

6:6: Mat 9:13; 12:7.

9:7: Luk 21:22.

9:9: Jdg 19:1-30.

9:10: Num 25:1-5.

10:8: Luk 23:30; Rev 6:16.

10:9: Jdg 19:1-30.

11:1: Exo 4:22; Mat 2:15.

11:8: Deu 29:23.

12:3: Gen 25:26.

12:9: Lev 23:42-43.

12:12: Gen 29:1-20.

12:13: Exo 12:50-51.

13:10: 1Sam 8:5-6.

13:11: a 1Sam 10:17-24; b 1Sam 15:26.

13:14: 1Cor 15:55.