The Book of Hosea
Hosea’s personal life mirrors Israel’s unfaithfulness. He marries Gomer, a woman who is unfaithful, symbolizing Israel’s betrayal of its covenant. Despite this, Hosea continues to love her, reflecting divine mercy. The book condemns Israel’s idolatry but also promises restoration. It emphasizes the themes of love, justice, and redemption.
Chapters 14
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