Hosea

The Holy Bible: King James Version

Hosea used his commitment to his wife in the face of her unfaithfulness to illustrate the “adultery” Israel had committed against God, whose faithful love never ceased.

Contents

Bibliographic Record

KING JAMES VERSION NEW YORK: AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, 1999 NEW YORK: BARTLEBY.COM, 2000

CHAPTER

1	Hosea’s Unfaithful Wife and Her Children
2	The LORD’s Love for His Unfaithful People
3	Hosea and the Adulteress
4	The LORD’s Controversy with Israel
5	The Punishment for Israel’s Apostasy The Insincerity of Israel’s Repentance
6
7	Israel’s Iniquity and Rebellion
8	The Rebuke of Israel’s Idolatry
9	The Punishment for Israel’s Persistent Unfaithfulness
10
11	God Yearns for His Wayward People
12	Ephraim Rebuked for Falsehood and Oppression
13	The Utter Destruction of Ephraim Foretold
14	Israel Entreated to Return to the LORD