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  • What did Ephraim, in his great sickness, what did Juda, bound hand and foot? To Assyria Ephraim would despatch envoys, to yonder ruthless king; but heal you he could not, nor unbind. (Hosea 5, 13)

  • What way will serve with you, men of Ephraim? Juda, what way will serve? Ruth of yours is but momentary, fades like the early mist, like morning dew. (Hosea 6, 4)

  • What is Galaad but a stronghold of idolatry, bedabbled with footprints of blood? (Hosea 6, 8)

  • King himself there is no pleasing but by villainy, nor his nobles but by flattering speeches; (Hosea 7, 3)

  • false is every one of them to his troth. What else is this whole realm but baker that lights his fire, and then takes a rest from his kneading, leaves yeast to spread as it will? (Hosea 7, 4)

  • Huzza for our king?✻ Ay, but see how the princes fall to their carousing, and he himself reaches out for the wine, reckless as they! (Hosea 7, 5)

  • Now I chasten them, now I strengthen their hands, and still they have no thought for me but of hatred; (Hosea 7, 15)

  • So many the altars Ephraim has, and they shall increase his guilt, none of them but shall increase his guilt; (Hosea 8, 11)

  • Appointed sacrifice✻ they still offer, flesh of the sacrifice still eat, but the Lord will have none of it; no more their guilt shall go unrecorded, their sins unpunished; Egypt once again for them! (Hosea 8, 13)

  • The God that made them forgotten, Israel builds shrine and Juda stronghold still; but the fire I am kindling shall fall upon Juda’s cities, shall devour them, citadel and all. (Hosea 8, 14)

  • Libation shall be none to win the Lord’s favour, nor any sacrifice; bread of theirs shall be as the bread mourners eat, defiling to the lips; fill their bellies it may, but into the Lord’s house it cannot enter. (Hosea 9, 4)

  • Close at hand the audit-day, the doom close at hand! And wouldst thou know, Israel, why prophet is turned fool, and he can but rave now that once was inspired? God’s heavy plague is this for thy much sinning; (Hosea 9, 7)


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