Hosea 10
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Israel Is Punished
10Israel is a luxuriant vine;a
he yields fruit for himself.
The more his fruit increased,
the more he made numerous altars.
The more his land prospered,
the more heb improvedc his stone pillars.
2Their heart is false;
now they must bear their guilt.
He himselfd will break down their altars;
he will destroy their stone pillars.
3For now they will say,
“We have no king;
indeed, we did not fear Yahweh,
and what can a king do for us?”
4They utter words of vain oaths
when making covenants,e
and judgment blossoms like a poisonous plant
on the furrows of the field.
5The inhabitantsf of Samaria tremble
for the calfg of Beth-aven.
Indeed, his people will mourn for it,
and his idolatrous priests will wailh over it—
over its glory because it has departed from it.
6It will also be brought to Assyria,
as tribute to the great king.i
Ephraim will obtain disgrace
and Israel will be ashamed from his advice.j
7Samaria will be destroyed;
her king is like a chip on the surface of the water.
8The high places of Aven,
the sin of Israel, will be destroyed.
Thorn and thistle will grow
on their altars.
They will say to the mountains, “Cover us,”
and to the hills, “Fall on us.”
9From the days of Gibeah you have sinned, O Israel;
there they have remained.k
Will not war in Gibeah overtake them
against the children of evil?
10In my desirel I will punish them;
nations will be gathered against them
when they are punished for their double iniquities.m
11Ephraim was a trained heifer,
that loved to thresh grain,
and I myself sparedn
the fairness of her neck;
I will make Ephraim break the ground,
Judah will plow,
Jacob must till for himself.
12Sow for yourselves righteousness;
reap loyal love.o
Break up for yourself fallow ground;
it is time to seek Yahweh
so he will come and rain
righteousness upon you.
13You have plowed wickedness,
you have reaped injustice,
you have eaten the fruit of lies,p
because you have trusted in your strength,
in the multitude of your warriors.
14The tumult of war will rise up against your people,
and all your fortresses will be destroyed,
as Shalman destroyed Beth-arbel;
on the day of war
mothers were dashed to pieces with their children.q
15So it will be done to you, O Bethel,
because of the evil of your wickedness;
at dawn, the king of Israel
will be utterly destroyed.
Footnotes
- aOr “ravaged vine”
- bHebrew “they”
- cOr “made beautiful”
- dThat is, “Yahweh himself”
- eLiterally “cutting covenant”
- fHebrew “inhabitant”
- gHebrew “calves”
- hOr “rejoice”
- iSee 5:13; some translate literally “King Jareb”
- jOr “counsel”
- kLiterally “they stood”
- lThe LXX translates “I will come”
- mSo Qere; Masoretic Hebrew text (Kethib) “their two eyes”
- nLiterally “passed over”
- oLiterally “reap according to loyal love”
- pHebrew “lie”
- qOr “upon their children”
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