It will be in that day," says Yahweh, "That you will call me 'my husband,' And no longer call me 'my master.'
Keil accurately discerned in this verse the truth, "That the church will then enter once more into the right relation to their God."[46] Apostate Israel had really gone into the "Baal" business.  One of the sons of king Saul was named Esh-Baal  (1 Chronicles 9:40); a son of Jonathan was named Meri-Baal  (1 Chronicles 9:40), etc.  There were at least ten personal proper names from that period which were made of compounds of the term Baal.[47]