Hosea 1

Hosea 1

The Lord commands the prophet Hosea to marry a harlot named Gomer, whose life will serve as a living symbol of Israel’s spiritual adultery and unfaithfulness to God. Hosea and Gomer have three children, and God commands Hosea to give them symbolic names representing God's judgment on Israel. The children are named Jezreel (God will scatter), Lo-Ruhamah (No Mercy), and Lo-Ammi (Not My People). The chapter concludes with a promise that in the future, God will reverse the curses and call them "Sons of the Living God," uniting them under one head.

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Job 1

Job, a righteous man, is praised by God. Satan challenges God, claiming Job is only faithful because of his blessings. God permits Satan to strike Job, resulting in the loss of his wealth, servants, and ten children.

Job 2

Satan challenges God again, claiming Job would curse God if his health was struck. God permits Satan to afflict Job with painful boils. Job’s wife urges him to curse God and die, but Job retains his integrity.

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