Loammi

Loammi

(lōăm`ī) [Heb.,=not my people], in the Bible, symbolic name of the prophet Hosea's second son and figurative name of Israel before reconciliation with God. Cf. AmmiAmmi
, in the Bible, figurative name of Israel after reconciliation with God. See Loammi.
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