Judging by the absence of comments on part 1, I'm assuming nobody has had time to listen yet. I've been anxiously waiting for part 2 all week. I still think I liked part 1 a little more, but we get a little more context and more complete picture of Hosea this week.
In case anyone ends up interested, here is the conclusion of The Prophet Marries a Prostitute.
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"Without the emotion, Love is a drudgery, but Without the Will, it is a Mockery." - Ravi Zacharias
Sounds like this book (Hosea) should be a big wake-up-call to our nation... I think going to have to spend some time studying the words of Hosea a little deeper.
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