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Card 1 · Question
God told Hosea to name his firstborn son Jezreel to signal coming judgment on the house of Jehu.
📖 Hosea 1:4
Card 2 · Question
The name "Lo-Ruhamah" means "Loved and Pardoned."
📖 Hosea 1:6
Card 3 · Question
Israel credited her grain, wine, and oil to her pagan lovers rather than to God.
📖 Hosea 2:5, 8
Card 4 · Question
Hosea bought back Gomer for exactly thirty pieces of silver.
📖 Hosea 3:2
Card 5 · Question
Hosea severely rebuked Israel for making political alliances with Babylon.
📖 Hosea 7:11
Card 6 · Question
Ephraim was described as a "flat loaf of bread not turned over."
📖 Hosea 7:8
Card 7 · Question
When Israel cried out in distress, God immediately healed them without condition.
📖 Hosea 5:15–6:1
Card 8 · Question
Hosea prophesied during the reigns of multiple kings of Judah and King Jeroboam II of Israel.
📖 Hosea 1:1
Card 9 · Question
God stated He desires steadfast love (hesed) more than ritual sacrifices.
📖 Hosea 6:6
Card 10 · Question
Ephraim was praised as a hardworking heifer that loved to thresh grain.
📖 Hosea 10:11
Card 11 · Question
God warned that because Israel "planted the wind," they would harvest a whirlwind.
📖 Hosea 8:7
Card 12 · Question
The priests hid in the mountains to avoid offering pagan sacrifices.
📖 Hosea 4:8
Card 13 · Question
God declared, "When Israel was a child, I loved him, and out of Egypt I called my son."
📖 Hosea 11:1
Card 14 · Question
he book ends with a promise that God will heal Israel and make them blossom like the lily.
📖 Hosea 14:4–7
Card 15 · Question
Hosea prophesied that the exiled Israelites would never return or be restored.
📖 Hosea 3:5
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#1
God told Hosea to name his firstborn son Jezreel to signal coming judgment on the house of Jehu.
📖 Hosea 1:4
#2
The name "Lo-Ruhamah" means "Loved and Pardoned."
📖 Hosea 1:6
#3
Israel credited her grain, wine, and oil to her pagan lovers rather than to God.
📖 Hosea 2:5, 8
#4
Hosea bought back Gomer for exactly thirty pieces of silver.
📖 Hosea 3:2
#5
Hosea severely rebuked Israel for making political alliances with Babylon.
📖 Hosea 7:11
#6
Ephraim was described as a "flat loaf of bread not turned over."
📖 Hosea 7:8
#7
When Israel cried out in distress, God immediately healed them without condition.
📖 Hosea 5:15–6:1
#8
Hosea prophesied during the reigns of multiple kings of Judah and King Jeroboam II of Israel.
📖 Hosea 1:1
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#2
False
It actually means "not loved" or "not shown mercy," symbolizing God withdrawing His favor from Israel.
Hosea 1:6
#1
True
God told Hosea to name his son Jezreel because He would soon punish the house of Jehu for the bloodshed at Jezreel and bring the kingdom of Israel to an end.
Hosea 1:4
#4
False
He redeemed her for fifteen shekels of silver plus a homer and a lethek of barley, mirroring God's redemption.
Hosea 3:2
#3
True
Israel committed spiritual adultery by thanking Canaanite Baals for the material blessings God provided.
Hosea 2:5, 8
#6
True
This meant they were half-baked, ruined, and useless because they mixed with nations without being changed.
Hosea 7:8
#5
False
He condemned them for turning to Egypt and trading with Assyria instead of trusting God.
Hosea 7:11
#8
True
This historical marker anchors his ministry during a turbulent era leading to the fall of the North.
Hosea 1:1
#7
False
God withdrew until they genuinely acknowledged their guilt, noting their cries were often insincere.
Hosea 5:15–6:1
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#9
God stated He desires steadfast love (hesed) more than ritual sacrifices.
📖 Hosea 6:6
#10
Ephraim was praised as a hardworking heifer that loved to thresh grain.
📖 Hosea 10:11
#11
God warned that because Israel "planted the wind," they would harvest a whirlwind.
📖 Hosea 8:7
#12
The priests hid in the mountains to avoid offering pagan sacrifices.
📖 Hosea 4:8
#13
God declared, "When Israel was a child, I loved him, and out of Egypt I called my son."
📖 Hosea 11:1
#14
he book ends with a promise that God will heal Israel and make them blossom like the lily.
📖 Hosea 14:4–7
#15
Hosea prophesied that the exiled Israelites would never return or be restored.
📖 Hosea 3:5
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#10
False
It was a metaphor warning that God would put a heavy yoke on them and force them into hard agricultural labor.
Hosea 10:11
#9
True
God explicitly declared He values mercy and knowing Him over burnt offerings offered with deceitful hearts.
Hosea 6:6
#12
False
The priests fed on the people's sin, deliberately leading them astray because they profited from their guilt.
Hosea 4:8
#11
True
This proverb meant their rebellious choices would produce a catastrophic, uncontrollable disaster.
Hosea 8:7
#14
True
Hosea concludes with a message of absolute grace, promising future restoration and deep rootedness for a repentant people.
Hosea 14:4–7
#13
True
This highlights God's paternal love and historical rescue of Israel, underscoring the pain of their betrayal.
Hosea 11:1
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#15
False
He explicitly predicted that the Israelites would eventually return to seek the Lord and David their king.
Hosea 3:5
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