Lo-Ruhamah, daughter of Hosea and Gomer, was named “not loved” by God as a symbolic warning to Israel about their spiritual unfaithfulness. The name highlighted the consequences of idolatry and turning from God, serving as a prophetic wake-up call rather than a reflection of the child’s worth. Growing up, the name may have caused emotional struggle, illustrating the power of names. Yet, God’s love never truly withdraws; His discipline aims to restore. Lo-Ruhamah’s story foreshadows Jesus’ sacrifice, showing that God’s love pursues redemption relentlessly. Even when we stray, His mercy offers forgiveness and reconciliation.