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Jay references Hosea's teachings to support his argument about God's divorce from Israel and the inclusion of the faithful into the covenant.

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  1. Jay mentions the book of Hosea in the context of God's relationship with Israel and prophetic fulfillment.

  2. Jay references Hosea's teachings to support his argument about God's divorce from Israel and the inclusion of the faithful into the covenant.

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