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The Day of the Lord The Locusts compared to a well-disciplined army the Call to genuine Repentace and to Prayer The Promise of the Holy Spirit

The Plague of Locsts and the Call to Repentance The frightful Devastatioin of the Plague The effect of the Plague on Man and Beast The Drought accompaying the Plage

Brief Introduction

The Entreaty to return and Promise of full redemptioin

The Divine Judgment upon Ephraim

Ephraim's Ingratitude and Wickedness contrasted with the Experience of Jacob

God's Mercy and Love toward Israel Chapter 11 - 14-9 - A Summary of God's Delings with Israel

Place of Worship devastated and Kingdom destroyed

Removalto Assyria and Decreaseof Population

The Judgment upon the Nation The tragic Harvest of foolish dependence upon Assyria

The Wickedness of the royal House

An Exhortation to Repentance

The Wickedness of the Priests and Leaders

The Accusation of Wickedness the Wickedness of the People a a Whole

Gomer's Return to Hosea and Israel's Return to God

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The Faithlessness of Israel in the figure of the Prophet's Family The Birth of three Children A romise of Israeløs furture Acceptance by God

Introduction of the Book of Hosea

Michael stands up at that time a Time of Trouble Resurrection of the Death Blessings

A Vision concerning future historical Events

Daniel's fourth prophetic Message Daniel's Fast The appearance of "a certain Man" and the Effect on Daniel The Man's Talk with Daniel

Daniel prays for Restoration and confesses his People's Sins The Interpretation of the remaining Portion of the Vision

Daniel's third prophetic Message The Ram, He-goat, and Horns The little Horn

Propheti Section (chapters 7-12) Daniel's second prophetic Message

Daniel's Deliverance from the Lion's Den