Saturday, October 23, 2010

From "3:16 The Numbers of Hope" by Max Lucado

God has really been pushing the idea of LOVE on me lately. Not real sure if there is specific relevance, or this is something I just need to work on in all of my relationships.

From "3:16 The Numbers of Hope" by Max Lucado: As evidence, consider exhibit A: the stubborn love of Hosea for Gomer. Contrary to the name, Gomer was a female, an irascible woman married to a remarkable Hosea. She had the fidelity code of a prairie jackrabbit, flirting and hopping from one lover to another. She ruined her life and shattered Hosea's heart. Destitute, she was placed for sale in a slave market. Guess who stepped forward to buy her? Hosea, who'd never removed his wedding band. The way he treated her you would have thought she'd never loved another man. God uses this story, indeed orchestrated this drama, to illustrate his steadfast love for his fickle people. (Hosea 3:1)

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