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Key Figures — Hosea 11

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God
The loving and compassionate Father of Israel.
In Hosea 11, God is depicted as a loving parent who called Israel out of Egypt and cared for them, despite their rebellion. His compassion and reluctance to give up on Israel are evident, showcasing His enduring love and mercy.
Related passages
- Exodus Chapter 4 (God calls Israel His firstborn son)
- Matthew Chapter 2 (Reference to Hosea 11:1 in the context of Jesus' return from Egypt)
Israel
The rebellious son of God.
Israel is portrayed as a wayward child who, despite being loved and cared for by God, turns away to worship idols. This chapter highlights Israel's ingratitude and disobedience, yet also God's unwavering love and hope for their return.
Related passages
- Exodus Chapter 32 (Israel's rebellion with the golden calf)
- Jeremiah Chapter 31 (God's promise of a new covenant with Israel)

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