Afterward the children of Israel shall return, and seek Yahweh their God, and David their king, and shall come with trembling to Yahweh and to his blessings in the last days.
In  Hosea 1, the marriage occurs, three children are born; and their names, providentially given, are prophetic of the Scattering, the Apostasy, and the Divorce of the Secular Israel.  The secular state, "the sinful kingdom," had become falsely identified as "God's chosen people," which, from the beginning, had never been identified as any kind of a state, but as the true "sons of Abraham," the spiritual seed, the holy remnant who would remain and ultimately welcome the Messiah.  This prophecy of the divorce of Israel, as seen in the mystical name of Lo-Ammi, was not to mean the end of the true Israel; and all of God's glorious promises regarding that true Israel were affirmed in the same breath with the mention of Ammi  (Hosea 1:10-2:1).  That Israel was specifically defined as including the Gentiles, and described as an innumerable multitude; and significantly, they were spoken of, not as Israel, but as Jezreel, the name being a derivative of Israel and possessing a double meaning applicable both to the old Israel and the new.  As it applied to the old Israel, it meant "I will scatter"; and as applied to the new, it meant "I will sow," or "I will plant."