This article focuses on two aspects of the marriage of the prophet Hosea that the Lord used to convey his message to his unfaithful people.

This article shows how the book of Hosea illustrates the salvation story, that salvation is not just a past declaration that makes a sinner righteous, but is an all-encompassing salvation in which God makes sinners the object of his eternal affection.

In this paper the author presents an overview of the message of the prophet Hosea and focuses on the role his infamous marriage played in his prophecy.

This article, the first of a three-part series, discusses the triumph of grace in the life of Hosea, particularly his ministry and marriage.

The text of the book of Hosea presents serious problems of interpretation. In this article the author focuses on the integrity of the Masoretic text on Hosea 9:13.

This article, the second of a three-part series, discusses the triumph of grace in the life of Hosea, particularly the preaching of the grace of the law.

This article, the third of a three-part series, discusses the triumph of grace in the life of Hosea, particularly in how his wife needed the grace of redemption.

Kaiser considers again this question: how should readers understand the difference between the meaning and the significance of a text? He uses Hosea 12:2-5 as a case study to determine how an application of a text can be done in a responsible manner.