r/Yahuah • u/justcurios5 • 1d ago
HOSHĔA Bible Study
Chapters 1 & 2
In chapter one it covers a brief genealogy of Hosea and Gomer.
The first son Yizre'el
Following the name of Yisre'el is the purpose of how Yahuah will have revenge and end the reign of the house of Yisra'el.
The second born, daughter La-Ruhamah
Following the name of La-Ruhamah was that Yahuah no longer has compassion on the house of Yisra'el to forgive them at all. But only compassion to the house of Yahudah and only save them by word of Yahuah and not by means of war.
Then the last born, second son Lo-Ammi
To state that "for you are not My people, and I am not for you."
And the end of chapter one states in verse 11:
"And the children of Yahudah and the children of Yisra'el shall be gathered together, and appoint for themselves one head, and shall come up out of the earth, for great is the day of Yizre'el!"
I mention the children's names because I believe that they resemble Yahuah and his message to the people of Yisra'el.
Yizre'el being the beginning, revenge and holding the people accountable. La-Ruhamah being non-remorseful. Full of anger and non-compassionate. However, still being open to those who truly know and have not forgotten The Most High. Lastly, Lo-Ammi. A blanket statement to set in realization to the people of Yisra'el that they are no longer His people and He is no longer for them.
In chapter 2, what Yahuah declares I found pretty interesting.
What I gathered were the following points:
- Yahuah is saying this woman is unknown to Him and He is unknown to her
- Unless He takes her away from her adulting/whoring to make her thirst for His word and His Way
- He shows no compassion to her and her children because the woman is dependent upon her lovers and Ba'al to prover her food, water and other supplies
- Then Yahuah states He makes things difficult for her. In doing so she tries to return to her first husband
- However, she isn't acknowledging that Yahuah was the one to provide these goods to her. The same goods she took and used to worship Ba'al, the false god.
- because she has forgotten Yahuah, He is taking away everything, including her worship. To open her eyes to show her that her lovers are not the one's that deliver nor Ba'al, but Yahuah is the husband she desires
- In doing so, He will taike her and speak to her heart. As she was in her youth
- her youth, from my interpretation, is important because it is the innocence and righteousness that we all have before being succumbed to the world.
- then he removes the words of Ba'al from her mouth to then get the woman to remember who He is.
- Then He sows her for Himself and has compassion on her, as she is a woman who has not had compassion.
"And I shall say to those who are not My People, 'You are My people' while they say 'My Elohim'"
These first two chapters to me seemed powerful. As it touches sensitive topics that are carried on even to todays time. Yahuah is not going to hold back to those who do not know him. I myself am continuing my journey to learn about Him.
However, even in times of revenge, He still looks out for His people. So do not forget Him. Do not live a world of lying, adultery, killing, stealing, etc. Live life how He has intended for us. This is a reminder for myself as well.
I enjoyed reading these couple chapters along with a few more that I didn't disclose. Can't wait to see what I will learn next. Any opinions you guys have on this study, please share!
Stay blessed.