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Hosea 5:8

Contemporary English Version 1995

Give a warning on the trumpet! Let it be heard in Gibeah, Ramah, and sinful Bethel. Benjamin, watch out!

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You are brutal and corrupt, as were the men of Gibeah. But God remembers your sin, and you will be punished.

Israel, you are unfaithful, but don't lead Judah to sin. Stop worshiping at Gilgal or at sinful Bethel. And quit making promises in my name—the name of the living Lord.

Sound the trumpet on Zion, the Lord's sacred hill. Warn everyone to tremble! The judgment day of the Lord is coming soon.

“Sound the trumpets, my people. Warn the people of Judah, ‘Run for your lives!

Samuel went home to Ramah, and Saul returned to his home in Gibeah.

Sound a warning! Israel, you broke our agreement and ignored my teaching. Now an eagle is swooping down to attack my land.

before crossing the valley and spending the night at Geba. The people of Ramah are terrified; everyone in Gibeah, the hometown of Saul, has run away.

Troops came from Ephraim, where Amalekites once lived. Others came from Benjamin; officers and leaders came from Machir and Zebulun.

Sound the trumpet on Zion! Call the people together. Show your sorrow by going without food.

All who live in Samaria tremble with concern for the idols at sinful Bethel. The idol there was the pride of the priests, but it has been put to shame; now everyone will cry.

Run for your lives, people of Benjamin. Get out of Jerusalem. Sound a trumpet in Tekoa and light a signal fire in Beth-Haccherem. Soon you will be struck by disaster from the north.

Then he put one of the gold calves in the town of Bethel and the other in the town of Dan.

Give us seven of his descendants. We will hang these men near the place where the Lord is worshiped in Gibeah, the hometown of Saul, the Lord's chosen king.” “I'll give them to you,” David said.

One day the nation's leaders came to Samuel at Ramah

Then he would go back to his home in Ramah and do the same thing there. He also had an altar built for the Lord at Ramah.

While Israel was still camped near Jericho, Joshua sent some spies with these instructions: “Go to the town of Ai and find out whatever you can about the region around the town.” The spies left and went to Ai, which is east of Bethel and near Beth-Aven.

Isn't the whole city frightened when the trumpet signals an attack? Isn't the Lord the one who brings disaster on a city?




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