Hosea 1 - 3
HoseaSteve Gregg
Exploring the book of Hosea, Steve Gregg provides insights into the compassionate message of the prophet. Gregg reflects on the marital status of Hosea and highlights the significance of his actions in delivering God's message. He discusses the historical prologue in the first three chapters, shedding light on the context of Israel's harlotry and the consequences they faced. Gregg also draws parallels to the New Testament, emphasizing the transformative power of the new covenant and the inclusion of both Jews and Gentiles as God's children.
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Hosea 4 - 9
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Hosea 4-9 explores the themes of adultery, idolatry, and the consequences of abandoning God. Steve Gregg analyzes the historical context and highlight
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Hosea 10 - 14
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In this insightful exploration of Hosea 10-14, Steve Gregg delves into the prophetic messages of a restored Israel and the coming of the Messiah. Greg
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