Israel shall cry unto me, My God, we know thee.
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Verse 2 is found in chapter 8 of Hosea. The trumpet announces that an enemy is coming against the house of the Lord because Israel has broken the covenant and transgressed the law. The people claim to know God, but their actions contradict that confession. Hosea shows here the difference between verbal acknowledgment and real obedience: calling God "our God" does not replace covenant faithfulness.
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Dann werden sie zu mir schreien: Du bist mein Gott; wir, Israel, kennen dich!
A mí clamará Israel: Dios mío, te hemos conocido.
Ils crieront vers moi: Mon Dieu, nous te connaissons, nous Israël!
Israele griderà a me: Tu sei l’Iddio mio, noi ti abbiam conosciuto.
E a mim clamarão: Deus meu! Nós, Israel, te conhecemos.
他們必呼求我: 「我的上帝啊,我們 以色列 認識你了 。」
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