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Then call your brothers, 'My people', and your sisters, 'You have been pitied'. (Hosea 2, 3)
To court, take your mother to court! For she is no longer my wife nor am I her husband. She must either remove her whoring ways from her face and her adulteries from between her breasts, (Hosea 2, 4)
Yes, their mother has played the whore, she who conceived them has disgraced herself by saying, 'I shall chase after my lovers; they will assure me my keep, my wool, my flax, my oil and my drinks.' (Hosea 2, 7)
I shall make her vines and fig trees derelict of which she used to say, 'These are the pay my lovers gave me.' I shall turn them into a jungle: wild animals will feed on them. (Hosea 2, 14)
I mean to make her pay for the feast-days on which she burnt incense to the Baals, when she tricked herself out in her earrings and necklaces to chase after her lovers, and forget me! -declares Yahweh. (Hosea 2, 15)
When that day comes I shall make a treaty for them with the wild animals, with the birds of heaven and the creeping things of the earth; I shall break the bow and the sword and warfare, and banish them from the country, and I will let them sleep secure. (Hosea 2, 20)
Yahweh said to me, 'Go again, love a woman who loves another man, an adulteress, and love her as Yahweh loves the Israelites although they turn to other gods and love raisin cakes.' (Hosea 3, 1)
and I said to her, 'You will have to spend a long time waiting for me without playing the whore and without giving yourself to any man, and I will behave in the same way towards you.' (Hosea 3, 3)
but after that, the Israel- ites will return and again seek Yahweh their God and David their king, and turn trembling to Yahweh for his bounty in the final days. (Hosea 3, 5)
only perjury and lying, murder, theft, adultery and violence, bloodshed after bloodshed. (Hosea 4, 2)
This is why the country is in mourning and all its citizens pining away, the wild animals also and birds of the sky, even the fish in the sea will disappear. (Hosea 4, 3)
Priest, you will stumble in broad daylight, and the prophet will stumble with you in the dark, and I will make your mother perish. (Hosea 4, 5)
