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  1. God's Covenant Mercy in Hosea 2.

    Hosea 2 reveals God's response to Israel's spiritual unfaithfulness, portrayed through the broken relationship between a husband and his wife. Israel has turned to false gods, especially Baal, forgetting that the Lord is the true source of…

  2. Covenant Judgment and Restoration.

    God commands Hosea to marry a wife whose unfaithfulness will serve as a prophetic sign of Israel’s departure from the Lord, and Hosea marries Gomer. Their first child is named Jezreel, announcing judgment on Jehu’s dynasty for the…

  3. Resurrection and Hope at the End.

    Daniel’s final revelation announces that Michael, the great prince who stands for Daniel’s people, will arise during an unparalleled time of trouble, and everyone among his people found written in the book will be delivered. Many who sleep…

  4. Rival Kings and Faithfulness Under Trial.

    Continuing the revelation begun in Daniel 10, the heavenly messenger describes coming Persian kings, a mighty Greek ruler, and the division of his kingdom after his power is broken. Rival kings of the south and north pursue supremacy…

  5. Prayer, Heavenly Conflict, and Strength.

    In the third year of Cyrus, Daniel spends three weeks mourning and abstaining from pleasant food, meat, wine, and anointing before receiving a revelation beside the river Hiddekel, or Tigris. He sees a glorious man clothed in linen, with a…

  6. Daniel’s Prayer and the Seventy Weeks.

    In the first year of Darius, Daniel understands from Jeremiah’s writings that Jerusalem’s desolation will last seventy years, prompting him to seek God through prayer, fasting, sackcloth, and ashes. He confesses his own sin and Israel’s…

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