Hosea 12

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¹Ephraim has compassed me with falsehood, and the house of Israel and Juda with ungodliness: [but] now God knows them, and they shall be called God's holy people.

¹But Ephraim is an evil spirit, he has chased the east wind all the day: he has multiplied empty and vain things, and made a covenant with the Assyrians, and oil has gone in the way of traffic into Egypt.

²But Ephraim is an evil spirit, he has chased the east wind all the day: he has multiplied empty and vain things, and made a covenant with the Assyrians, and oil has gone in the way of traffic into Egypt.

²And the Lord [has] a controversy with Juda, in order to punish Jacob: according to his ways and according to his practices will he recompense him.

³And the Lord [has] a controversy with Juda, in order to punish Jacob: according to his ways and according to his practices will he recompense him.

³He took his brother by the heel in the womb, and in his labors he had power with God.

⁴He took his brother by the heel in the womb, and in his labours he had power with God.

⁴And he prevailed with the angel and was strong: they wept, and entreated me: they found me in the house of On, and there [a word] was spoken to them.

⁵And he prevailed with the angel and was strong: they wept, and intreated me: they found me in the house of On, and there [a word] was spoken to them.

⁵But the Lord God Almighty shall be his memorial.

⁶But the Lord God Almighty shall be his memorial.

⁶You therefore shall return to your God: keep you mercy and judgment, and draw near to your God continually.

⁷Thou therefore shalt return to thy God: keep thou mercy and judgment, and draw nigh to thy God continually.

⁷[As for] Chanaan, in his hand is a balance of unrighteousness: he has loved to tyrannize.

⁸[As for] Chanaan, in his hand is a balance of unrighteousness: he has loved to tyrannise.

⁸And Ephraim said, Nevertheless I am rich, I have found refreshment to myself. None of his labors shall be found [available] to him, by reason of the sins which he has committed.

⁹And Ephraim said, Nevertheless I am rich, I have found refreshment to myself. None of his labours shall be found [available] to him, by reason of the sins which he has committed.

⁹But I the Lord your God brought you up out of the land of Egypt: I will yet cause you to dwell in tabernacles, according to the days of the feast.

¹⁰But I the Lord thy God brought thee up out of the land of Egypt: I will yet cause thee to dwell in tabernacles, according to the days of the feast.

¹⁰And I will speak to the prophets, and I have multiplied visions, and by the means of the prophets I was represented.

¹¹And I will speak to the prophets, and I have multiplied visions, and by the means of the prophets I was represented.

¹¹If Galaad exists not, then the chiefs in Galaad when they sacrificed were false, and their altars were as heaps on the ground of the field.

¹²If Galaad exists not, then the chiefs in Galaad when they sacrificed were false, and their altars were as heaps on the ground of the field.

¹²And Jacob retreated into the plain of Syria, and Israel served for a wife, and waited for a wife.

¹³And Jacob retreated into the plain of Syria, and Israel served for a wife, and waited for a wife.

¹³And the Lord brought Israel out of the land of Egypt by a prophet, and by a prophet was he preserve.

¹⁴And the Lord brought Israel out of the land of Egypt by a prophet, and by a prophet was he preserved.

¹⁴Ephraim was angry and excited, therefore his blood shall be poured out upon him, and the Lord shall recompense to him his reproach.