God's love for us is unconditional. He loves us in spite of, and Jesus tells us to love one another as He has loved us. We are to love each other regardless, not so much because of who we are, or who they are, but because of whose we claim belong to. Jesus died to save the whole world. All souls belong to Him and He shed just as much blood for the least of them as He did the greatest of them. None of us deserved the Love God bestowed upon us, yet He loved us anyway.
When I was lost , yet a sinner laying with the enemy and all he stood for, Christ loved me so much that He hung on a cross and died. But it didn't end there , on the third day morning He got up with all power in His hands that I might be raised to a new life with Him. He didn't stop there, He then sent His holy spirit to comfort me and show me all things that I might be a light in a dark world that others who are lost might be drawn to His marvelous light. Here in our text God tells Hosea to go marry a prostitute, He wanted Hosea to feel what He felt.In our story after Gomar was taken from a beautiful woman to a woman scared with the ugliness of sin. God told Hosea to go and buy her back and love her in spite of. When sin had taken us from the image and likeness of God, down to one born in sin and shaped in iniquity, God sent His only begotten Son to redeem us back to Him.
Nobody forces us to profess Christianity, so it is the profession of our own faith. So if we profess to be Christ like, we must live like Christ, and love like Christ loves. We must love even the worst of men, after all in Gods eyes at one time we were all the worst of men. We were all lost and in need of a savior, and all had come to Christ to be saved. None of us are worthy!
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