Chap. I. God refuseth the Iewes, and marketh himself to the Gentiles.

Chap. II. Plage ouer the Iewes, that will not amende: A Promyse of mercy to those that wil repente.

Chap. III. The mercifull loue of God, towarde the same vnthankful people.

Chap. IIII. The synnes of the prestes and of the people, with reprofe for the same.

Chap. V. Against the prestes that disceaue the people.

Chap. VI. The vnthankfulnes of the People: Agayne, the louynge kyndnesse of God.

Chap. VII. No medycine can helpe, so sore are they wounded with ydolatry.

Chap. VIII. Idolatry in Samaria and Israel.

Chap. IX. Puny&esset;hment vpon Israel for Idolatry.

Chap. X. The vnthankfulnesse of Israel. The calfe in Samaria, for the which and soch like abhominacions, he telleth them of destruccion.

Cha. XI. XII. God calleth them agayne, with rehearsinge his benefites done to them afore.

Chap. XIII. He sheweth them their wickednesse, and puny&esset;hment for the same.

Chap. XIIII. He crieth and exorteth the people to conuerte promisynge swetely and louyngly to receaue them.