In What Way Does God (Yahweh) View His Relationship With Israel?

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God views Israel as his wife (Israel was God's wife in the old testament but now the church is God's wife in the new testament and so forth), the Church God's wife consist of both Jewish and gentile believers in Christ.

Bible scriptures proving that Israel was God's wife (or that God was married to Israel) in the old testament: Isaiah 54:5, Hosea 2:7, Joel 1:8; etc.

Bible scriptures proving that the Church is now God's wife or bride in the new testament and even now today and forever: Revelation 19:7-9, 2 Corinthians 11:2, Ephesians 5:25-27; etc.

As you see Israel was God's (Yahweh) wife in the old testament. Just like a husband dearly loves the woman he is married too Yahweh loves his chosen chosen people the Jews and also his church (consisting of both Jewish and gentile believers in Christ) which is now his current wife.

Just like a husband tries to do everything to make his wife happy Yahweh did everything to make his wife Israel happy by offering them redemption and to experience the joys of eternal salvation through his Son Jesus Christ.

Just like a husband tries to protects his wife from all physical danger,Yahweh in the old testament did everything in his Almighty power to protect his chosen people Israel from both spiritual and physical danger.

Just like a husband get's jealous when he sees his wife flirting with other men and angry when his wife is commiting adultery with other men Yahweh got angry and jealous (although a holy and righteous jealousy because we belong to God as both Jewish and gentile believers in Christ) when Israel his chosen people were committing spiritual adultery (worshipping false gods and idols) in the old testament.

Also just like a husband is physically intimate (sexual intercourse) with his wife sometimes Yahweh is always spiritually intimate with his bride the church by our worship of him through our praises and services unto him.

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Dios ve a Israel como su esposa (Israel era la esposa de Dios en el Antiguo Testamento, pero ahora la iglesia es la esposa de Dios en el Nuevo Testamento, etc.), la Iglesia, la esposa de Dios, está formada por creyentes en Cristo tanto judíos como gentiles.

Escrituras bíblicas que prueban que Israel era la esposa de Dios (o que Dios estaba casado con Israel) en el antiguo testamento: Isaías 54:5, Oseas 2:7, Joel 1:8; etc.

Escrituras bíblicas que prueban que la Iglesia es ahora la esposa o novia de Dios en el nuevo testamento y aún ahora, hoy y por siempre: Apocalipsis 19:7-9, 2 Corintios 11:2, Efesios 5:25-27; etc.

Como puede ver, Israel era la esposa de Dios (Yahweh) en el antiguo testamento. Así como un esposo ama profundamente a la mujer con la que está casado, Yahweh ama a su pueblo elegido, los judíos, y también a su iglesia (que consta de creyentes en Cristo tanto judíos como gentiles), que ahora es su esposa actual.

Así como un esposo trata de hacer todo lo posible para hacer feliz a su esposa, Yahweh hizo todo lo posible para hacer feliz a su esposa Israel ofreciéndoles redención y experimentar los gozos de la salvación eterna a través de su Hijo Jesucristo.

Así como un esposo trata de proteger a su esposa de todo peligro físico, Yahweh en el Antiguo Testamento hizo todo lo que estaba en su poder Todopoderoso para proteger a su pueblo elegido, Israel, de peligros tanto espirituales como físicos.

Así como un esposo se pone celoso cuando ve a su esposa coqueteando con otros hombres y se enoja cuando su esposa comete adulterio con otros hombres, Yahweh se enojó y se puso celoso (aunque son celos santos y justos porque pertenecemos a Dios como creyentes tanto judíos como gentiles en Cristo) cuando Israel su pueblo escogido estaba cometiendo adulterio espiritual (adorando a dioses e ídolos falsos) en el antiguo testamento.

También así como un esposo tiene intimidad física (relaciones sexuales) con su esposa, a veces Yahweh siempre tiene intimidad espiritual con su novia, la iglesia, mediante nuestra adoración a él a través de nuestras alabanzas y servicios hacia él.