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Hosea 10:1 · BSB
10:1 Israel was a luxuriant vine, yielding fruit for himself. The more his fruit increased, the more he increased the altars. The better his land produced, the better he made the sacred pillars.
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…become like them, so do all who trust in them, you become like what you trust in. Notice how Hosea chases the principle through this very nation.Hosea 10, verse 1. Look at it. Israel is a luxuriant vine. What were they worshiping? The finer things in life. Luxury. Israel is a what, friends? A luxuriant vine…
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…But Jesus said it. And it's true. Don't stumble over this cornerstone. Is it marvelous in our eyes? Oh, again, the references in the Old Testament,Hosea chapter 10, verse 1. Israel is an empty vine, plenty of leaves, but no fruit. Isaiah chapter 5, verse 4, we read, What more could I have done when I looked for the…
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…were planted in good soil, they looked at the soil and they looked at the environment and they looked at their safety and they became proud. AndHosea 10:1says this, Israel is a luxuriant vine, healthy vine that yields its fruit. But the more his fruit increased, the more altars he built. As Israel's…
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…beautiful vine, it was to bear fruit of righteousness was corrupt and dirty and had gone sour. Finally, towards the end of the Old Testament inHosea 10:1, the prophet Hosea writes that Israel was indeed a growing vine, meaning it had increased in prosperity. It was growing in the promised land, but…
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