Hosea 2:9
The Scripture
(9) Therefore will I return, and take away my corn in the time thereof, and my wine in the season thereof, and will recover my wool and my flax given to cover her nakedness.
Chapter overview (whole chapter)
In this chapter the prophet Hosea continues his message to the unfaithful Israelites, warning them that God will punish them for their disobedience and that they will be left with no hope. He urges them to return to the covenant and to trust in God's justice, emphasizing that the nation's sins are a cause of their suffering. The chapter ends with a call for repentance and a reminder that God's love remains even when people reject Him.
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Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
Daniel 11:13Joel 2:14Malachi 1:4Malachi 3:18Hosea 2:3Isaiah 3:18Isaiah 3:19Isaiah 3:20Isaiah 3:21Isaiah 3:22Isaiah 3:23Isaiah 3:24
Related verses (shared words)
Song of Solomon 6:13Mark 2:22Jeremiah 15:19Jeremiah 44:14Ezekiel 16:55Hosea 14:7