Hosea 5
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Hosea 5:9-14

9EphraimH669 shall be desolateH8047 in the dayH3117 of rebukeH8433: among the tribesH7626 of IsraelH3478 have I made knownH3045 that which shall surely beH539. 10The princesH8269 of JudahH3063 were like them that removeH5253 a landmarkH1366: therefore I will pour outH8210 my wrathH5678 upon them like waterH4325. 11EphraimH669 is oppressedH6231 and brokenH7533 in judgmentH4941, because he willinglyH2974 walkedH1980 afterH310 the commandmentH6673. 12Therefore will I be to EphraimH669 as a mothH6211, and to the houseH1004 of JudahH3063 as rottennessH7538.1 13When EphraimH669 sawH7200 his sicknessH2483, and JudahH3063 saw his woundH4205, then EphraimH669 wentH3212 to the AssyrianH804, and sentH7971 to kingH4428 JarebH3377H7378: yet he couldH3201 not healH7495 you, nor cureH1455 you of your woundH4205.2 14For I will be to EphraimH669 as a lionH7826, and as a young lionH3715 to the houseH1004 of JudahH3063: I, even I, will tearH2963 and go awayH3212; I will take awayH5375, and none shall rescueH5337 him .

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Notes

  1. 1. Hosea 5:12 rottenness: or, a worm ↩
  2. 2. Hosea 5:13 king Jareb: or, the king of Jareb: or, the king that should plead ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain