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Friday, June 9th, 2023
the Week of Proper 4 / Ordinary 9
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Flemming, Donald C. "Commentary on Hosea 10". "Fleming's Bridgeway Bible Commentary". https://studylight.org/commentaries/eng/bbc/hosea-10.html. 2005.
Flemming, Donald C. "Commentary on Hosea 10". "Fleming's Bridgeway Bible Commentary". https://studylight.org/
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Verses 1-15
Reaping what they have sown (10:1-15)
The more prosperous the people of Israel become, the more they increase their worship of Baal. The more certain, therefore, is their coming judgment (10:1-2). No one can be trusted. Injustice, like a poisonous plant, is having a deadly effect. It is killing the nation. The people do not fear God, and as a result will fall under his judgment. They, along with their king and the golden calf that they worship, will be carried off to Assyria (3-6). The land will be ruined and the Baal altars will become overgrown with weeds (7-8). Again, Israel’s sin is compared to that of the Benjaminites in Gibeah, and their punishment is just as certain (9-10).
God compares Israel to a young ox whose original work (threshing) was not hard. But Israel has been so rebellious that if she is to avoid God’s judgment she will have to do much harder work (ploughing). She must break up the hard, barren, long-neglected soil so that it can produce spiritual fruit for God (11-12). The people reap what they sow. They have sown evil and are now reaping a harvest of social injustice. They have trusted in the military strength of foreign nations, and so will be destroyed by the military strength of foreign nations (13-15).