Explaining The Book

Tag: Idolatry

  • Hosea in the Bible

    The book of Hosea, written by the prophet during the eighth century BC, illustrates God’s unwavering love despite Israel’s unfaithfulness. It begins with Hosea’s marriage to Gomer, symbolizing Israel’s idolatry. The narrative weaves themes of judgment, redemption, and the nature of sin, ultimately pointing to Christ’s fulfillment of God’s compassionate covenant.

    Hosea in the Bible