Hosea 8
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Hosea 8:5-10

5Thy calfH5695, O SamariaH8111, hath castH2186 thee off; my angerH639 is kindledH2734 against them: how long will it be ereH3808 they attainH3201 to innocencyH5356? 6For from IsraelH3478 was it also: the workmanH2796 madeH6213 it; therefore it is not GodH430: but the calfH5695 of SamariaH8111 shall be broken in piecesH7616. 7For they have sownH2232 the windH7307, and they shall reapH7114 the whirlwindH5492: it hath no stalkH7054: the budH6780 shall yieldH6213 no mealH7058: ifH194 it shall yieldH6213, the strangersH2114 shall swallow it upH1104.1

8IsraelH3478 is swallowed upH1104: now shall they be among the GentilesH1471 as a vesselH3627 in which is no pleasureH2656. 9For they have gone upH5927 to AssyriaH804, a wild donkeyH6501 aloneH909 by himself: EphraimH669 hath hiredH8566 loversH158.2 10Yea, though they have hiredH8566 among the nationsH1471, now will I gatherH6908 them, and they shall sorrowH2490 a littleH4592 for the burdenH4853 of the kingH4428 of princesH8269.34

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Notes

  1. 1. Hosea 8:7 stalk: or, standing corn ↩
  2. 2. Hosea 8:9 lovers: Heb. loves ↩
  3. 3. Hosea 8:10 sorrow: or, begin ↩
  4. 4. Hosea 8:10 a...: or, in a little while ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain