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In This Chapter 8 people 11 places 68 terms

People

Israel 8 Great (Tiglath-pileser) 3 Jacob (Patriarch) 2 Shalman (Shalmaneser) 2 Jeshurun (Israel) Tiglath-pileser Pul (Tiglath-pileser) Shalmaneser

Places

    Key Terms

    Guilty (Responsible) 4 Counsel 4 Guilt (State) 3 Greatness 3 Kindness (Solidarity) 3 Trust 3 Gift (Tribute) 2 Love 2 To Sin Sin Transgression Sin (Act) Sin (Incur Guilt) Guilt (Consequence) Guiltiness Trespass (Sin) Sinful Sin (Offense) To Stand Guilty Sin (Guilty) Sin (Wrongdoing) Guilty Considered Guilty Guilty Of Sin Previously Sin Against Fear Fear (State) Awe (State) Fear (Terror) Fear (Reverence) Fear (Awe) Fearful Respect Respect (Among People) Covenant Covenant (NT) Covenant of Salt Glory (Presence of God) Glory (Splendor) Praise (Glorify) Praise (Respect) Offering Burnt Offering Sin Offering Peace Offering Offering Made by Fire Offering (Contribution) Drink-Offering Guilt-Offering Sacrifice (Offering) Wave-Offering Voluntary Offering Gift (Offering) Dedication (Ceremony) Offer Sacrifice Sacrifice (Act) Sacrifice (Ritual) Whole Burnt Offering Offering (Special) Offering (Voluntary) Sin Offering (Guilt Removal) To Love Love (Appreciation) Be Kind Kindness (Benevolence) Kindness (Graciousness) Kindness (Affection)

    Retribution for Israel’s Sin

    1Israel was a luxuriant vine,yielding fruit for himself.The more his fruit increased,the more he increased the altars.The better his land produced,the better he made the sacred pillars.2Their hearts are devious;now they must bear their guilt.The LORD will break down their altarsand demolish their sacred pillars.
    3Surely now they will say,“We have no king,for we do not revere the LORD.What can a king do for us?”4They speak mere words;with false oaths they make covenants.So judgment springs uplike poisonous weeds in the furrows of a field.
    ⓘ Israel’s gold calf idol (see 8:5–6) would become...

    Israel’s gold calf idol (see 8:5–6) would become a prize of war for the invading Assyrians.
    5The people of Samaria will fearfor the calf of Beth-aven.†Indeed, its people will mourn over itwith its idolatrous priests—those who rejoiced in its glory—for it has been taken from them into exile.6Yes, it will be carried to Assyriaas tribute to the great king.†Ephraim† will be seized with shame;Israel will be ashamed of its wooden idols.†7Samaria will be carried off with her kinglike a twig on the surface of the water.8The high places of Aven† will be destroyed—it is the sin of Israel;thorns and thistles will overgrow their altars.Then they will say to the mountains, “Cover us!”and to the hills, “Fall on us!”†
    ⓘ The horrible events at Gibeah (Judg 19–21) set...

    The horrible events at Gibeah (Judg 19–21) set the pattern of sin for the people of the northern kingdom of Israel (see Hos 9:9). God’s punishment was that they would be overwhelmingly defeated in war, just as in the time of the judges (see Judg 2:10–15).
    9Since the days of Gibeah you have sinned, O Israel,and there you have remained.Did not the battle in Gibeahovertake the sons of iniquity?†10I will chasten them when I please;nations will be gathered against themto put them in bondagefor their double transgression.
    11Ephraim is a well-trained heifer that loves to thresh;but I will place a yoke on her fair neck.I will harness Ephraim, Judah will plow,and Jacob will break the hard ground.12Sow for yourselves righteousnessand reap the fruit of loving devotion;break up your unplowed ground.For it is time to seek the LORDuntil He comes and sends righteousnessupon you like rain.
    13You have plowed wickedness and reaped injustice;you have eaten the fruit of lies.Because you have trusted in your own wayand in the multitude of your mighty men,14the roar of battle will rise against your people,so that all your fortresses will be demolishedas Shalman devastated Beth-arbelin the day of battle,when mothers were dashed to piecesalong with their children.15Thus it will be done to you, O Bethel,because of your great wickedness.When the day dawns,the king of Israel will be utterly cut off.