

S4:213 Hosea 8-14
Sep 5, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Alan Beam, a dedicated member of the Great Questions team at Watermark, dives into the complexities of the Book of Hosea. He tackles the nuances of translating challenging passages, like Hosea 13:14, and explores dual meanings in biblical prophecy that connect the Old Testament with Jesus. The conversation highlights God's judgment and love for Israel, emphasizing the hope of redemption. Through personal reflections, Alan shares insights on faith and the transformative power of community support.
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Turning Point Through Recovery Ministry
- Alan shares his personal conversion and struggle with performance-based faith early in life.
- He credits Watermark's Recovery Ministry with exposing hidden patterns and beginning real change.
Judgment Paired With Persistent Love
- Hosea 8–14 warns Israel that turning into surrounding nations leads to judgment and exile.
- Yet chapters 12–14 also reveal persistent divine love and an offered path to repentance and healing.
Out Of Egypt Typology
- Matthew cites Hosea 11:1 (