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Ellen White did not write about Hosea's wife Gomer as a person or describe her character. However, she did reference the symbolic meaning of Hosea's marriage in her writings. In her book on the Southern work, Ellen White explained how "in symbolic language Hosea set forth God's plan of restoring to every penitent soul the blessings granted Israel in the days of their loyalty to Him in the Promised Land" (SS 159.3). She then quoted Hosea 2:15-16, where God promises to restore Israel and speaks of the relationship between God and His people using the imagery of marriage. Ellen White's focus was on the spiritual lesson of the book of Hosea—how God's love pursues His unfaithful people and offers restoration—rather than on the personal characteristics of Gomer herself. The marriage between Hosea and Gomer served as a living illustration of God's relationship with Israel, but Ellen White did not provide commentary on what kind of woman Gomer was as an individual. If you're interested in Ellen White's writings on other biblical women and their character traits, she wrote extensively about women like Hannah, Zipporah (Moses' wife), and others, describing their faith, disposition, and spiritual qualities in detail. --- 💡 **You might also want to explore:** • What did Ellen White say about God's love for backsliders and His willingness to restore them? • How did Ellen White describe the character of other biblical women like Hannah or Zipporah? • What spiritual lessons did Ellen White draw from the Old Testament prophets' experiences? --- 📚 **thousands of passages found** containing these search terms — [Explore in Full-Text Search](/advanced-search?q=what+does+she+say+about+hoseas+wife+what+kind+of+women+was+she)