Gomer, Hosea's unfaithful wife who went to northern Israel to live the harlots life, where the priests lack knowledge of God leads to devastation for all the people.  She returns to him in desperation as life disintegrates mirroring prophetically Israel's harlotry and eventual return to worship of God and His raising them up again.

Hezekiah restores worship of God, being careful to faithfully follow Gods edicts.  Hosea marries a harlot representing Israel's harlotry and yet God remains faithful.  We all do what we don't want to do because of our sin nature yet Jesus redeems us from that sin that reigns in mortal man.

Hezekiah, king of Judah restores worship in the house of the Lord by the priests, and the people praying humble themselves and are accepted by the Lord.  You are a slave to that which you serve.  Raised and born again, choose to be enslaved by our benevolent master.

Good king Hezekiah gives the king of Assyria the wealth of the house of the Lord hoping to prevent war, unsuccessfully.  Paul explains the results of justification in that while we were helpless sinners Christ died for us, saving us from the wrath of death.  The law was given as to help us identify sin, Christ came to free us by grace.

Songs of praise and rejoicing at trusting God and His protection.   God saves by faith, none are saved by the Law.

Isaiah prophesies against those countries coming against Israel and rebukes Jerusalem for carrying on in revelry unaware while the city is being besieged by Assyria.  Paul gives account of keeping the Law and justification by faith.  God's grace in Christ Jesus.

The future of Ethiopia and Egypt prophesied and the complete destruction of Damascus as well.  Following the captivity of Israel the worship of God spread into Egypt.  If you are going to live by the Law you will be judged by the Law , no forgiveness for breaking the Law.   If purchased by Christ, live according to the moral code of Jesus and fulfill the Law under Him with forgiveness being granted.

The King of Babylon is judged for desiring to be like the King Most High, resembling the spirit of Satan in his pride and arrogance wanting to be equal to God.  Instead, the final destruction of Israel will not come but instead they will be reestablished.

An explanation of why Israel was taken captive by Babylon and why they fell along with judgement coming upon Babylon for their unfaithfulness, cruelty and for coming against Israel.  Romans lays out the downward spiral of man without God, knowing about God and choosing to not follow Him but rather worshiping the creation instead of the Creator.

Ahaz, king of Judah closes the temple down and in trying to appease the Assyrian king compromises worship of God by turning to worshipping Baal.  Paul calls the Corinthian church to examine themselves, not to look the other way from a brothers sin but instead help to restore them.