d ended, however not legally, Hosea did not have any reason to speak about anything more than this about Gomer. However by that time, it appeared that his anger and unhappiness were soon gone. His anguish became something of the past. However, the reality was not that easy as the cause for all his anger and misery and ongoing tales was because Gomer was yet his wife. Yet a harlot and even though she was not close to her husband, Gomer was to Hosea a rare and invaluable wife and anyway Homer was her husband. Due to this, his anger was huge and his sorrow intense. (Hosea 3:1-5 Set Apart By God's Love) With the passage of time, Gomer's beauty faded and her lovers no more adored her. (Old Testament Survey: The Minor Prophets (1))
             It was Hosea's belief that God was still able revive their relationship. On coming to know about Gomer's breaking up with her latest lover, Hosea discovered new optimism. God stated to Hosea, saying: "Go, show your love to your wife again, though she is loved by another and is an adulteress. Love her a
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