Hosea Chapter 11 Flashcards

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Where did God call his son from (Hos 11:1)?

Egypt (correct)

Ur of the Chaldees

Assyria

Aram

What happened the more God called Israel (Hos 11:2)?

The more they spurned the Lord

The further they went away from him (correct)

The further they fled to the high places

The more they stopped their ears

To whom did Israel sacrifice (Hos 11:2)?

Chemosh and Molech

The Baals (correct)

Asherah

Marduk

What had God taught Ephraim to do (Hos 11:3)?

Walk Signup and view all the answers

With what did God lead Israel (Hos 11:4)?

Cords of kindness Signup and view all the answers

What did God lift off the neck of the Israelites (Hos 11:4)?

A yoke Signup and view all the answers

Why will Assyria rule over Israel (Hos 11:5)?

Because they refuse to repent Signup and view all the answers

What will flash in Israel's cities (Hos 11:6)?

Swords Signup and view all the answers

What are God's people determined to do (Hos 11:7)?

To turn from God Signup and view all the answers

God laments, 'How can I treat you like _______?' (Hos 11:8)

Admah Signup and view all the answers

God laments, 'How can I make you like ______?' (Hos 11:8)

Zeboiim Signup and view all the answers

What will God not carry out (Hos 11:9)?

His fierce anger Signup and view all the answers

What does God say is changed within him (Hos 11:8)?

His heart Signup and view all the answers

Who is God among Israel (Hos 11:9)?

The Holy One Signup and view all the answers

What will happen when God roars like a lion (Hos 11:10)?

His children will come trembling from the west Signup and view all the answers

How will Israel come back to God trembling (Hos 11:11)?

Like birds from Egypt Signup and view all the answers

How will Israel come back to God trembling (Hos 11:11)?

Like doves from Assyria Signup and view all the answers

What has Ephraim surrounded God with (Hos 11:12)?

Lies Signup and view all the answers

Who is unruly against the faithful Holy One (Hos 11:12)?

Judah Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

God's Call and Israel's Response

God called His son from Egypt, referencing Israel's deliverance (Hos 11:1).
Instead of responding positively, Israel moved further away the more God called them (Hos 11:2).
Israel sacrificed to the Baals, indicating their turn to idolatry (Hos 11:2).

God's Care for Israel

God taught Ephraim to walk, symbolizing guidance and instruction (Hos 11:3).
He led Israel with cords of kindness, emphasizing God's gentle approach (Hos 11:4).
God lifted the yoke off the neck of the Israelites, representing freedom from oppression (Hos 11:4).

Consequences of Disobedience

Assyria's rule over Israel is due to their refusal to repent (Hos 11:5).
Swords will flash in Israel's cities, indicating impending conflict and destruction (Hos 11:6).
Despite God's faithfulness, His people are determined to turn away from Him (Hos 11:7).

God's Lament and Change of Heart

God expresses anguish over possibly treating Israel like Admah and Zeboiim, cities destroyed for their wickedness (Hos 11:8).
He declares He will not execute His fierce anger against Israel, showing His compassion (Hos 11:9).
A change in God's heart reflects deep emotional connection and empathy towards His people (Hos 11:8).

God's Relationship with Israel

References to God reflect His role as the Holy One among Israel, emphasizing His divinity and righteousness (Hos 11:9).
When God roars like a lion, His children will respond and return to Him trembling (Hos 11:10).

Promised Return of Israel

Israel will come back to God like birds from Egypt and doves from Assyria, signifying both repentance and recognition of dependence (Hos 11:11).
Lies have surrounded God, showcasing Israel's unfaithfulness and betrayal (Hos 11:12).
Judah is noted as being unruly against the faithful Holy One, highlighting internal division and rebellion within God's people (Hos 11:12).

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Test your understanding of Hosea Chapter 11 with these flashcard-style multiple-choice questions. Answer questions on God's relationship with Israel and the implications of His call. Perfect for anyone looking to deepen their knowledge of this biblical text.