Includes bibliographical references (pages 299-324) and index.
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Approaching Hosea 2 -- Rhetoric and metaphor in historical perspective -- The marriage metaphor -- The metaphors of the wife/mother, fornication, and adultery -- The metaphors of lovers and Baal(s) -- The rhetorical context of Hosea 2 -- The rhetorical address of Hosea 2 (part 1): -- The rhetorical address of Hosea 2 (part 2).
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Bible., Hosea, II-- Criticism, interpretation, etc.