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Chapter 13, Old Testament Minor Prophets, Hosea (pt 2)
1-15-23 Biblical-Literacy
Mark continued in the Minor Prophets Series with Part II of Hosea on metaphors. God uses all forms of communication, and metaphors link one idea to another. Use of agricultural related metaphors in Hosea show we reap what we sow. Some household metaphors reflect the tenderness of God.
Points for home:
What is sowing in your garden?
Be touched by His tender love.
How intense is your faith in God?
Listen to Mark teach how God used the culture of the people in1-15-23 Biblical-Literacy
Mark continued in the Minor Prophets Series with Part II of Hosea on metaphors. God uses all forms of communication, and metaphors link one idea to another. Use of agricultural related metaphors in Hosea show we reap what we sow. Some household metaphors reflect the tenderness of God.
Points for home:
What is sowing in your garden?
Be touched by His tender love.
How intense is your faith in God?
Listen to Mark teach how God used the culture of the people in in Hosea to communicate His Word thru the prophet.
The post Chapter 13, Old Testament Minor Prophets, Hosea (pt 2) appeared first on Biblical Literacy.
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By Lanier Theological Library1-15-23 Biblical-Literacy
Mark continued in the Minor Prophets Series with Part II of Hosea on metaphors. God uses all forms of communication, and metaphors link one idea to another. Use of agricultural related metaphors in Hosea show we reap what we sow. Some household metaphors reflect the tenderness of God.
Points for home:
What is sowing in your garden?
Be touched by His tender love.
How intense is your faith in God?
Listen to Mark teach how God used the culture of the people in1-15-23 Biblical-Literacy
Mark continued in the Minor Prophets Series with Part II of Hosea on metaphors. God uses all forms of communication, and metaphors link one idea to another. Use of agricultural related metaphors in Hosea show we reap what we sow. Some household metaphors reflect the tenderness of God.
Points for home:
What is sowing in your garden?
Be touched by His tender love.
How intense is your faith in God?
Listen to Mark teach how God used the culture of the people in in Hosea to communicate His Word thru the prophet.
The post Chapter 13, Old Testament Minor Prophets, Hosea (pt 2) appeared first on Biblical Literacy.