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1 Palabra del SEÑOR que vino a Oseas hijo de Beeri, en días de Uzías, Jotam, Acaz, y Ezequías, reyes de Judá, y en días de Jeroboam hijo de Joas, rey de Israel.

2 El principio de la palabra del SEÑOR con Oseas. Y dijo el SEÑOR a Oseas: Ve, tómate una mujer fornicaria, e hijos de fornicaciones; porque la tierra se dará a fornicar apartándose del SEÑOR.

3 Fue, pues, y tomó a Gomer hija de Diblaim, la cual concibió y le dio a luz un hijo.

4 Y le dijo el SEÑOR: Ponle por nombre Jezreel; porque de aquí a poco yo visitaré la sangre de Jezreel sobre la casa de Jehú, y haré cesar el reino de la casa de Israel.

5 Y acaecerá que en aquel día quebraré yo el arco de Israel en el valle de Jezreel.

6 Y concibió aún, y dio a luz una hija. Y le dijo Dios: Ponle por nombre Lo-ruhama, porque nunca más tendré misericordia de la Casa de Israel, sino que del todo los olvidaré.

7 Mas de la Casa de Judá tendré misericordia, y los salvaré en el SEÑOR su Dios; y no los salvaré con arco, ni con espada, ni con batalla, ni con caballos ni caballeros.

8 Y después de haber destetado a Lo-ruhama, concibió y dio a luz un hijo.

9 Y dijo Dios : Ponle por nombre Lo-ammi; porque vosotros no sois mi pueblo, ni yo seré vuestro Dios .

10 Con todo, será el número de los hijos de Israel como la arena del mar, que ni se puede medir ni contar. Y será, que donde se les decía: Vosotros no sois mi pueblo, les sea dicho: hijos del Dios Viviente.

11 Y los hijos de Judá y de Israel serán congregados en uno, y levantarán para sí una cabeza, y subirán de la tierra; porque el día de Jezreel es grande.

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Doctrine of the Sacred Scripture # 16

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16. Without the spiritual sense no one would know why the prophet Jeremiah was commanded to buy himself a sash and put it around his waist, not to drag it through water, and to hide it in a hole in the rock by the Euphrates (Jeremiah 13:1-7).

Or why the prophet Isaiah was commanded to loose the sackcloth from upon his loins and put off the sandals upon his feet, and to go naked and barefoot three years (Isaiah 20:2-3).

Or why the prophet Ezekiel was commanded to pass a razor over his head and his beard, and then to divide the hair, burn a third part in the midst of the city, strike a third part with a sword, and scatter a third part in the wind, and to bind a few of the hairs in the edges of his garment, and finally throw them into the midst of the fire (Ezekiel 5:1-4).

Or why the same prophet was commanded to lie three hundred and ninety days on his left side and forty days on his right side, and to make himself bread of wheat, barley, millet and spelt mixed with cow dung and eat it; and in the meantime to put up a wall and a mound against Jerusalem and lay siege to it (Ezekiel 4:1-15).

Or why the prophet Hosea was twice commanded to take to himself a harlot as a wife (Hosea 1:2-9, 3:2-3).

And many other passages of a similar kind.

[2] Furthermore, without the spiritual sense, who would know the symbolic meanings of everything connected with the Tabernacle, such as the ark, the mercy seat, the cherubim, the lampstand, the altar of incense, the showbread upon the table, and the Tabernacle’s veils and curtains?

Without the spiritual sense, who would know the symbolic meanings of Aaron’s holy vestments — of his tunic, robe, ephod, urim and thummim, turban, and more?

Without the spiritual sense, who would know the symbolic meanings of all the commandments regarding the whole burnt offerings, other burnt offerings, grain offerings, and drink offerings? Or regarding the sabbaths and feasts?

The truth is that not the least of these particulars was commanded that did not symbolize something having to do with the Lord, heaven and the church.

It may be plainly seen from these few examples that there is a spiritual meaning present in each and every constituent of the Word.

  
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Thanks to the General Church of the New Jerusalem, and to Rev. N.B. Rogers, translator, for the permission to use this translation.