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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Hosea 11

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1 ! The benefites of the Lord toward Israel.

1 a Whiles the Israelites were in Egypt and did not prouoke my wrath by their malice and ingratitude.

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2 b They rebelled and went a contrary way when the Prophetes called them to repentance.

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4 c That is, friendly and not as beasts or sclaues.

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5 ! Their ingratitude against him.

5 d Seing they contemne all this kindenes, they shalbe led captiue into Assyria.

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7 e To wit, the Prophetes.

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8 f God considereth with him selfe and that with a certeine grief how to punish them.

8 g Which were two of the cities that were destroied with Sodom, {Deu. 29, 23}.

8 h Meaning, that his loue where with he first loued them, made him betwene doute and assurance what to do: and herein appeareth his fatherlie affection that his mercie toward his shal ouercome his judgements, as he declareth in the next vers.

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9 i To consume thee, but wil cause thee to yelde and so receiue thee to mercie: & this is ment of the smale nomber who shal walke after the Lord.

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11 k The Egyptians and Assyrians shal be afraid when the Lord mainteineth his people.

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12 l Gouerneth their state according to Gods worde, & doeth not degenerate.