Israel speaks of returning to the LORD for healing and revival, but God answers that Ephraim and Judah’s goodness is like a morning cloud that quickly disappears. He declares that He desires mercy and the knowledge of God more than sacrifice, while covenant-breaking, violence, and corruption remain.
Israel speaks of returning to the LORD for healing and revival, but God answers that Ephraim and Judah’s goodness is like a morning cloud that quickly disappears. He declares that He desires mercy and the knowledge of God more than sacrifice, while covenant-breaking, violence, and corruption remain.
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