#14 A Wounded Husband in Agony
Posted: Monday, January 21st, 2019
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Love is a force that is not stoppable or predictable. Love is unquenchable. The only thing you can do to Love is…miss it.
Devotional
…the land commits flagrant harlotry, forsaking the Lord.
Hosea 1:2 NASB
Hosea is not just a book about an unfaithful wife. It’s the story of our wounded Lover-God in His agony that the people He “married” with utter commitment and unending care, preferred human and even demonic gods. Overlooked Him. Left Him. Forgot Him (Hosea 1:8-13).
The unfolding story is a divine touchstone. This husband-hearted God captures His “wife’s” affection to Himself alone, and makes her pure and faithful! Here’s how He did it…
Other Devotionals in Pursued by Love Series
#42 God's Unfathomable Redemption #41 Our Holy Husband Will Pursue #40 She Shall Sing There #39 Love Designs Redemption #38 Treacherous Infidelity #37 Grafted to a Jewish Root #36 The Greater Light of Jesus Christ #35 The Justice of God's Judgment #34 Do You Worship God or His Gifts? #33 God is the Giver of All #32 The Call to Intercede for Israel #31 Only One Source of All Our Need #30 True Meaning of Idolatry #29 A Jealousy We Can't Fathom #28 Then Comes the Roar #27 Selfish Me #26 Compassion No More #25 The Consequences for Leaving God #24 Called to Enter His Suffering #23 Holy Husband Deserted #22 Special Mark of God's Favor #21 Biggest Rift in the Universe #20 The Wife of God's Longing #19 Hosea and the Story of Israel #18 The Best of Human Love #17 God's Love Affair with Us #16 The Story of Human Betrayal #15 Hosea Shows God's Great Agony
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