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Hosea 4:4

Yet let no man strive - Or, no man contendeth. All these evils stalk abroad unreproved, for all are guilty. None can say, "Let me pluck the mote out of thy eye," because he knows that "there is a beam in his own."

For thy people are - The people and the priest are alike rebels against the Lord; the priests having become idolaters, as well as the people. Bp. Newcome renders this clause, "And as is the provocation of the priest, so is that of my people." The whole clause in the original is veammecha kimeribey cohen , "and thy people as the rebellions of the priest." But one of my oldest MSS. omits cohen , "priest;" and then the text may be read, And thy people are as rebels. In this MS. cohen is added in the margin by a much later hand.


 
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