I Will Be Also for Thee in the Lord's Name

The Lord bought a woman, beloved of her friend, yet an adulterous according to the love of the Lord towards the children of Israel. And so she went after her wall and her drink and her oil, but then the Lord hedges up her way so she can't do it. She's been brought from adultery and prostitution to a state of complete chastity and even abstinence and marriage. In other words, she's taken from one extreme and made to conform all the way to the other end of the spectrum. So we go from this extreme in verse three and it really doesn't manifest itself in the King James, but in verse four, Israel is going to be without a temple