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Charles G. Finney : Breaking Up the Fallow Ground


The Jews were a nation of farmers, and it is therefore a common thing in the scriptures to refer for Illustrations to their occupation, and to the scenes with which farmers and shepherds are familiar. The prophet Hosea addresses them as a nation of backsliders; he reproves them for their idolatry, a
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Topics: Jews, Idolatry, Charles Finney, Break, Hosea 10:12, Fallow Ground, Farmers, Farming, Hosea
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