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Verse Hosea 13:11. _I GAVE THEE A KING IN MINE ANGER_] Such was
_Saul_; for they highly offended God when they clamored to have a king
like the heathen nations that were around them.
_TOOK_ HIM _AWA...
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I GAVE THEE A KING IN MINE ANGER - o: “God, when He is asked for
ought amiss, sheweth displeasure, when He giveth, hath mercy, when He
giveth not.” “The devil was heard,” (in asking to enter into the...
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CHAPTER 13 EPHRAIM'S RUIN AND JUDGMENT
_ 1. Ruin and judgment (Hosea 13:1) _
2. It is thy destruction, O Israel! (Hosea 13:9)
3. Mercy to follow wrath (Hosea 13:12)
4. The desolation of the nearin...
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HOSEA 13:1 (= Heb. Hosea 13:1 to Hosea 14:1). FACILIS DESCENSUS
AVERNO. Israel has persistently lapsed into the Baal-worship and
idolatry, and therefore shall be swept away as the chaff ...
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I GAVE THEE, &C. Reference to 1 Samuel 8:7. 1Sa 10:19. 1 Samuel 15:22;
1 Samuel 15:23; 1 Samuel 16:1. Compare...
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_I gave thee_, &c. Rather, I GIVE THEE KINGS [lit., a king] IN MINE
ANGER, AND TAKE (THEM) AWAY IN MY WRATH. The reference is to the
elevation of Jeroboam I., but also to the various dynasties which f...
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An alternation of cries expressive of the contending thoughts and
emotions of the tender-hearted but truthful prophet. The punishment is
inevitable; yea, it is begun. Yet if Israel would only repent!...
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_ISRAEL DESTROYED HERSELF -- HOSEA 13:9-12:_ Suicide is a horrible
thing. What Israel had done spiritually was nothing short of nation
spiritual suicide. They had turned from God to idolatry and destr...
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I GAVE THEE A KING— _I will give thee a king in mine anger, and will
take him away,_ &c. We retain the future, because this may be
considered as an answer to the demand just made, _Give me a king,_ &c...
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REQUITINGISRAEL WILL PERISH
TEXT: Hosea 13:9-16
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It is thy destruction, O Israel, that thou art against me, against thy
help.
10
Where now is thy king, that he may save thee in all thy cities? a...
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I gave thee a king in mine anger, and took him away in my wrath.
I GAVE THEE A KING IN MINE ANGER, AND TOOK HIM AWAY IN MY WRATH -
true both of Saul (; ) and of Jeroboam's line (;...
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THE MAN WHO NEVER STOPPED LOVING
HOSEA
_MARK KIRKPATRICK_
CHAPTER 13
FINAL *JUDGEMENT ON ISRAEL
V1 *Ephraim made himself very important in Israel.
*Ephraim spoke and people shook with fear....
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GAVE... TOOK. — The past tenses should be present: “I give...”
“take away.” The whole succession of Israelite kings, who
generation after generation had been taken away, some by violent
death, would c...
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אֶֽתֶּן ־לְךָ֥ מֶ֨לֶךְ֙ בְּ אַפִּ֔י
וְ אֶקַּ֖
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THE FINAL ARGUMENT
Hosea 12:1 - Hosea 14:1
THE impassioned call with which the last chapter closed was by no
means an assurance of salvation: "How am I to give thee, up, Ephraim?
how am I to let thee...
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TO OPPOSE GOD IS DESTRUCTION
Hosea 13:1-14
Again, a very tender chapter. The lips that speak with trembling
betray the heart that God can exalt. But when we turn to Baal, the
emblem of self-confiden...
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In the second movement Jehovah set the present sin in the light of His
present love. The sin of Ephraim and the sin of Judah, if the marginal
reading be adopted, are both declared. The sin of Ephraim...
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Turning from this main line of the divine message, we now examine the
prophet's interpolations. These set forth the history of Israel
indicating their relation to Jehovah, and pronounce judgment. They...
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_King; Saul, Jeroboam, or the Assyrian. --- Away. Osee, (Calmet) so
that you shall have no more kings of Israel. (Haydock) --- Septuagint
alone have, "I took (Calmet) or had him in," &c. (St. Jerome)_...
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All that is here said may be considered as the natural effect of sin,
which self-destroyers bring upon themselves. Here is an allusion
perhaps to Israel's history, in the case of Saul, king of Israel,...
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The rest of the prophecy consists of the indignant appeals of the Holy
Spirit to conscience because of the increasing evils of Israel not so
much the judgment of God on a grand scale, and His grace at...
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These are _the princes, of whom thou hast said, Give me a king and
princes. I gave to thee in my wrath, and took away in my fury; _that
is “It was a cursed beginning, and it shall be a cursed end; for...
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Chapter 13 is the perpetual conflict of the affections and the
judgment of God. The thought of their sin calls forth the announcement
of the necessary and inevitable judgment. As soon as the judgment...
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I GAVE THEE A KING IN MINE ANGER,.... Not the king of Assyria, sent to
waste and destroy them, and carry them captive, as some, for of him
the next clause cannot be said; nor Jeroboam, the first king...
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I gave thee a king in mine anger, and took [him] away in my wrath.
Ver. 11. _I gave thee a king in mine anger_] As once before he gave
them quails to choke them. A king, that is, all those kings they...
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_I will be thy king_ I would have been thy king to save and govern
thee, but thou refusedst me in both respects: yet I will be thy king
to judge me and punish thee. The LXX. and all the ancient versio...
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I gave thee a king in Mine anger, the expression referring, in
general, to the kings of Israel, AND TOOK HIM AWAY IN MY WRATH, the
constant change of kings being a decided misfortune to the country,
w...
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THE RETRIBUTION COMING...
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9-16 Israel had destroyed himself by his rebellion; but he could not
save himself, his help was from the Lord only. This may well be
applied to the case of spiritual redemption, from that lost state...
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I GAVE THEE A KING IN MINE ANGER; such as Shallum, Menahem, Pekah,
&c.; but in displeasure against you. I TOOK HIM AWAY; the Hebrew says
not what; I think, their kings mentioned. IN MY WRATH: God was...
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Hosea 13:11 gave H5414 (H8799) king H4428 anger H639 took H3947
(H8799) wrath H5678...
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‘I have given you a king in my anger,
And have taken him away in my wrath.'
For the truth was that their king had been given to them by a God
angry at their ways, and now in His wrath He had taken hi...
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BECAUSE EPHRAIM HAVE OFFENDED SO DEEPLY, AND HAVE REJECTED THEIR
DELIVERER, JUDGMENT UPON THEM IS INEVITABLE (HOSEA 13:1).
The crimes of Israel are again laid bear. They are guilty of idolatry
(Hosea...
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Hosea 13:11
The Israelites seem to have asked for a king from an unthankful
caprice and waywardness. To punish them, God gave them a king after
their own heart, Saul, the son of Kish, a Benjamite; of...
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Hosea 13:1. _When Ephraim spake trembling, he exalted himself in
Israel;_
When we are little in our own esteem, when we are full of fears
concerning ourselves, when we dare not think of boasting, the...
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CONTENTS: Jehovah's response, continued. Israel's ruin. Ultimate
blessing in the kingdom age.
CHARACTERS: God.
CONCLUSION: Worldly prosperity, which feeds men's pride, makes them
forgetful of God, a...
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Hosea 13:2. _Let the men that sacrifice kiss the calves._ The readings
vary here. The LXX, “You must sacrifice men, for there are no more
calves.” The Vulgate Latin reads, “Sacrifice the men that wors...
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_I gave thee a king in Mine anger, and took him away in My wrath._
SAUL
The Israelites seem to have asked for a king from an unthankful
caprice and waywardness. The ill conduct of Samuel’s sons was t...
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HOSEA—NOTE ON HOSEA 13:9 Ephraim, by its stubborn refusal to return
to the Lord, rejects the only hope that God offers. Three figures of
judgment are pronounced in these verses: the incompetent king ...
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CRITICAL NOTES.]
HOSEA 13:10. WHERE] thy king to save when Assyrians attack cities?
Where thy judges who surround the king and help to administer right?
God gave and God punished them through a king....
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EXPOSITION
The first eight verses of this chapter form the premises from which
the prophet, in the ninth verse, draws the conclusion that the conduct
of Israel had been suicidal; that they had brought...
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Now when Ephraim was speaking trembling (Hsa Hosea 13:1),
That is, when Ephraim was not proud and exalted, but recognized their
own weakness and all,
then the LORD exalted himself in Israel; but whe...
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1 Kings 12:15; 1 Kings 12:16; 1 Kings 12:26; 1 Kings 14:7;...
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A king — Such as Shallum, Menahem, Pekah....