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Hosea: A Commentary on the Book of the Prophet Hosea is unavailable, but you can change that!

This thorough and fascinating commentary expounds on one of the most difficult books in the Old Testament. Placing special emphasis on the text itself, this volume of the Hermeneia series makes use of both ancient extra-biblical texts and fresh translations of the book of Hosea. Any student of the Old Testament will find Hosea to be indispensable resource for their study of the minor prophet.

activity, the editor names, besides Hosea himself, only his father, Beeri.10 Neither his place of birth nor his office is metioned, to say nothing of his age (cf. Jer 1:6*), the year of his call (cf. Is 6:1*), or similar details of his personal life. Our remaining knowledge of Hosea we owe exclusively to the fact that particulars of his life become the subject of his prophetic commission. The most important of these is Hosea’s marriage. We learn of his wife Gomer, the daughter of one Diblaim (1:3*),11
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