Hosea 3

YHWH commands Hosea to love his unfaithful wife Gomer again, as YHWH loves Israel despite their turning to other gods (Hosea 3:1)[1][2]. Hosea redeems her for fifteen shekels of silver and barley, requires mutual faithfulness during a period without intimacy or idolatry, symbolizing Israel's exile and deprivation, yet promises future restoration seeking YHWH and David their king (Hosea 3:2-5)[1][5].

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and said YHWH to me again go love a woman beloved of her friend and adulteress as the love of YHWH [direct object marker] sons of Israel and they turn to gods other and lovers of cakes of raisins