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Hosea 1:1-2:1
Have you ever wondered if we can “out sin” God?” Or to put it another way, “Can we ever sink so low and sin so much that God’s grace can’t reach us?” These are the difficult questions our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, answers as he guides us through the first chapter of Hosea.
Hosea 3:1-4:6
Nothing good comes from turning our backs on God. It’s a sobering reality we see in the people of Israel in Hosea’s time—and also in our culture today.
Hosea 4:6-19
As the northern kingdom of Israel turns away from God, we learn one valuable lesson: Listening to and obeying God’s Word is a protection on our lives.
Hosea 2:1-16
In Hosea, chapter 2, we’ll learn that even though Israel will be disciplined, God is not through with them. Hosea prophesies that after the day of judgment, there will be a great turning to God among all twelve tribes of Israel, and he comforts them by saying that one day God will call them “My people” once again.
Hosea 11:1-14:9
If you watch the news, you’re well aware of the evil in our world. And if you believe the commentators, you might be tempted to think evil is winning. But here is the good news we’ll hear in this final study of Hosea: God always wins. So hop aboard the Bible Bus as we hear more about the unfailing love and mercy of our gracious Lord.
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