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Hosea (lived 8th century BC)

Prophet in the Old Testament. His prophecy draws parallels between his own marriage and the relationship between God and Israel.



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The book of Hosea suggests that God even argues with Godself: the divine being is torn between righteousness and love.
Authorized conflicts: the Bible in church conversations by Huwiler, Elizabeth / Biblical Theology Bulletin
Perhaps we could invite our hearers into the place where one can hear the weeping of Jesus over Jerusalem, or the lamenting of the Lord in the book of Hosea.
Second Sunday in Advent December 7, 2003 by Monson, Glen / Currents in Theology and Mission
Echoing the Book of Hosea, Dorothy Day once said, "As to the church, where else shall we go, except to the Bride of Christ, one flesh with Christ.
LET'S STICK UP FOR OUR IMPERFECT CHURCH by DOYLE, KEVIN / U.S. Catholic
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