Hosea 14:3
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Hosea 14:3. Asshur shall not save us;
-Backslider, hast thou been putting thy trust anywhere but in God, hoping to find comfort in the world and in sin? Then make this confession: "Asshur shall not save us;" -
Hosea 14:3. We will not ride upon horses:
These were the confidence of the Egyptians, and the Israelites vainly tried to imitate their powerful and rich neighbours, so we will not put our confidence in the strength of cavalry.
Hosea 14:3. Neither will we say any more to the work of our hands, Ye are our gods:-
Happy is that man who turns aside from every idol, and trusts in God alone. It is a mark of very black backsliding when we begin to make our business, our families, our pleasures, and our bodily health the objects of such tender consideration that we virtually say to them, "Ye are our gods."