Hosea Chapter 11 Flashcards

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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).

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.