Use of hosea in Sentences. 20 Examples
The examples include hosea at the start of sentence, hosea at the end of sentence and hosea in the middle of sentence
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hosea at the start of sentence
- Hosea once said, "Oh, that we might know the Lord!
- Hosea, and later Jesus, prove that God longs not to punish but to love.
- Hosea uses the bold image of his own disastrous marriage to an unfaithful woman.
- Hosea 6:7 ("like Adam") confirms the consciousness of the Biblical authors of a prelapsarian covenant of works.
hosea at the end of sentence
- The book begins with God's marriage instructions to hosea .
- We have read today an extreme rebuke to God's people, the nation of Israel, by the prophet hosea .
hosea in the middle of sentence
- Read the Book of hosea about this.
- When could this covenant hosea is speaking of, then, have been established?
- Why did hosea choose an unfavorable and impossible partner ? How will you choose a partner?
- The book of hosea portrays almost the opposite: a God of passion and fury and tears and love.
- God told hosea to find a wife, and told him ahead of time that she would be unfaithful to him.
- As you may have gathered from watching television, hosea has a tendency to overstate his case.
- Among the earliest of these prophets is hosea, who is thought to have written in the 8th century B.C.E.
- Chapter two describes both the attitude of hosea toward his unfaithful wife and that of God toward Israel.
- He will respond to us as surely as the arrival of dawn or the coming of rains in early spring" (hosea 6:3).
- The fulminations of the Hebrew prophets such as Amos, hosea and Jeremiah against the betrayal of religion are an example.
- The whole book of hosea makes a gigantic analogy between hosea's marriage to a prostitute and Gd's marriage to the Israel.
- So in the early part of the 7th century B.C.E., decades after hosea issued his sermons, Israel was still awash in religious pluralism.
- For instance, in hosea 6:7 the prophet indicts the rebels of his generation by likening them to the first man, Adam, who rebelled against God.
- There is no time in the history of redemption that it would make sense for hosea to view as involving the establishment of a conditional covenant with all mankind.
