Oséias 14:10 Cabalá: Zohar, Ohr Ne'erav, Sha'arei Orah & Idra Zuta

Said R. Hiya: ‘And yet it is written: “God reigneth over the nations”!’ The old man replied: ‘I see that thou hast been behind their wall, and hast come forward to support them with this verse. I ought first to deal with my own difficulty; but since I have found thee in the way, I will first remove thee, and then go on to remove all other obstacles.

Other men may marry her, as perhaps she may find a proper mate again.

[My soul weeps] in secret places for your pride (Jer. 13:17) and is faint all the day (Lam. 1:13). The altar of the wicked is an abomination (Prov. 21:27). Yet despite this, many waters cannot quench love (Song 8:7), for upright are the ways of the Lord (Hos. 14:10). He will judge the poor of the people (Ps. 72:4), He will establish peace (Isa. 26:12). When He speaks He will overcome the mighty (Eccles. 10:10) for His people and His pious ones.