Reference: Loammi
Morish
Lo-ammi
Symbolical name of a son of Hosea, signifying 'not my people.' Ho 1:9. The same words occur in Ho 1:10 and Ho 2:23, but are there translated. Because of the sin of Israel they for a time are ostensibly not God's people. God has not changed His purpose concerning His ancient people, Ro 11:29; He has only changed His manner toward them. Ho 2:23 adds "I will say to them which were not my people, Thou art my people; and they shall say, Thou art my God." This will be when God's set time arrives for bringing them again into blessing. The wording of Ho 1:10, quoted in Ro 9:26, leaves room for the Gentiles as 'sons of the living God.'
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Smith
Lo-am'mi
(not my people), the figurative name given by the prophet Hosea to his second son by Gomer the daughter of Diblaim,
to denote the rejection of the kingdom of Israel by Jehovah. Its significance is explained in vs. 9,10