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Hosea 6:3 · BSB
6:3 So let us know—let us press on to know the LORD. As surely as the sun rises, He will appear; He will come to us like the rain, like the spring showers that water the earth.
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…and the self-righteousness of the Pharisees. We haven't really had time to look at this and we can't today. But He takes another prophecy fromHosea chapter 6and verse 6 which was given in the context of the same kind of self-righteous hypocrisy and He says, look, I'm not so interested in all your…
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…it. He will not be pleased with a burnt offering that's been presented inappropriately. All right, this is what David is saying here in verse 16.Hosea chapter 6again, but in verse 6, it shows us here what God's really looking for uh from people when they would sacrifice, when they would worship in that…
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…chaps, if that's what you think makes you right before God, listen, let me tell you lovingly, you're kidding yourself. And he says, quoting fromHosea chapter 6, that passage, if you want to check it out in your own time, is where God is rebuking a generation of his people for having immaculate sacrifices,…
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…are plainly moral laws. Old Testament prophets consistently emphasize matters of the heart, moral laws, above the ceremonial laws. For example, inHosea chapter 6and verse 6, God says to the prophet Isaiah, for I desire steadfast love and not sacrifice the knowledge of God rather than burnt offerings. The…
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…the third day when God comes down on Mount Sinai in glory. The story of Jonah, it's on the third day when he's rescued from the belly of the fish.Hosea chapter 6, again, one of the prophets says, after two days he will revive us on the third day. He will raise us up. So the third day represents completeness…
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