Hosea · Chapter 2 · Hosea 4–8

The Cake Not Turned

Jehovah's controversy with the land: my people are destroyed for lack of knowledge; a stubborn heifer; a snare at Mizpah and a net spread upon Tabor; come, and let us return unto Jehovah — your goodness is as a morning cloud; I desire goodness, and not sacrifice; an oven heated by the baker, and Ephraim a cake not turned; a silly dove; then the trumpet, the calf of Samaria, and they sow the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind.

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  1. Chapter 2: The Cake Not TurnedTitleChapter 2: The Cake Not TurnedHosea 4 – 8
  2. Destroyed for Lack of KnowledgePage 10Destroyed for Lack of KnowledgeHosea 4:1–6
  3. Destroyed for Lack of KnowledgePage 11Destroyed for Lack of KnowledgeHosea 4:7–13
  4. Destroyed for Lack of KnowledgePage 12Destroyed for Lack of KnowledgeHosea 4:14–19
  5. Hear This, O Ye PriestsPage 13Hear This, O Ye PriestsHosea 5:1–7
  6. Hear This, O Ye PriestsPage 14Hear This, O Ye PriestsHosea 5:8–12
  7. Come, and Let Us ReturnPage 15Come, and Let Us ReturnHosea 5:13–6:3
  8. I Desire Goodness, and Not SacrificePage 16I Desire Goodness, and Not SacrificeHosea 6:4–11
  9. As an Oven Heated by the BakerPage 17As an Oven Heated by the BakerHosea 7:1–7
  10. A Cake Not TurnedPage 18A Cake Not TurnedHosea 7:8–12
  11. A Cake Not TurnedPage 19A Cake Not TurnedHosea 7:13–16
  12. Set the Trumpet to Thy MouthPage 20Set the Trumpet to Thy MouthHosea 8:1–5
  13. They Sow the WindPage 21They Sow the WindHosea 8:6–10
  14. They Sow the WindPage 22They Sow the WindHosea 8:11–14