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Hosea 9:10 · BSB
9:10 I found Israel like grapes in the wilderness. I saw your fathers as the firstfruits of the fig tree in its first season. But they went to Baal-peor, and consecrated themselves to Shame; so they became as detestable as the thing they loved.
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…the fifth three now. And then let's look at verse 22. And he says what? You should have faith in God. Right? That is have faith. in the scriptures.Hosea chapter 9 verse 10. Let's look at why the Israelites were regarded as fig trees. Hosea 9 verse 10. He said, I found Israel like grapes in the wilderness. I saw your…
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…bear fruit next year, then cut it down. How about that? And the farmer says, All right, deal. The point of this is that Israel is the fig tree.Hosea 9, verse 10describes Israel as the fig tree. And it says, God comes looking for the early fruit from the fig tree. And he's looking for early fruit in the…
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…them over to reprobation. I'm not making this up that the nation of Israel was likened to a fig tree in scripture. In many places you can look atHosea 9 verse 10, Zechariah 3 verse 10, and many others as well. And he uses this as a figure so that they'll see and realize, Oh no, this praise was really false.…
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…and thrown into the fire. Now, in the stories of the prophets, fig trees were often used as a metaphor to describe Israel as a whole. In fact, inHosea chapter 9, verse 10, the Lord says, Oh, Israel, when I first found you, it was like finding fresh grapes in the desert. When I saw your ancestors, it was like seeing…
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…and thrown into the fire. Now, in the stories of the prophets, fig trees were often used as a metaphor to describe Israel as a whole. In fact, inHosea chapter 9, verse 10, the Lord says, Oh, Israel, when I first found you, it was like finding fresh grapes in the desert. When I saw your ancestors, it was like seeing…
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…this covenant relationship of God with the people of Israel. God saw the ancestors of Israel and said they have a promise like the early figs. ButHosea 9:10goes on. But they went to Baal Peor. They consecrated themselves to shame and became aborant like the thing they loved. Micah, another prophet,…
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…their level of corruption with their own actions. This is quite a rebuke on God's people. The next part of the history lesson takes us toHosea 9, verse 10, again. So we read this, part of it. Like grapes in the wilderness, I found Israel like the first fruit on the fig tree in its first season. I saw…
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…him know that you are there until he has finished eating and drinking. And here we're starting to get into some questionable advice, the book ofHosea chapter 9 verse 10. We read that at the threshing floor, though, this was Blue Collar, guys who've been working hard, it's payday. All the money's coming in from The…
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…to live under a cruel harsh master who will condemn you and never forgive you but not only will it be a life of slavery it will be a life of sorrowHosea chapter 9 verse 10when I found Israel it was like finding grapes in the desert it's a reminder of God's first love for his bride Israel but look what they did follow…
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