The book of Amos summarizes the prophet Amos, a herdsman from the southern kingdom of Judah who prophesied in the northern kingdom of Israel during the reign of Jeroboam II. Amos prophesied coming judgment on Israel and neighboring nations for their sins, including oppression of the poor, dishonest trade practices, and false confidence in their righteousness. Amos received visions depicting coming destruction, and warned that Israel would be punished through exile unless they repented from their sins and injustice.
The book of Amos summarizes the prophet Amos, a herdsman from the southern kingdom of Judah who prophesied in the northern kingdom of Israel during the reign of Jeroboam II. Amos prophesied coming judgment on Israel and neighboring nations for their sins, including oppression of the poor, dishonest trade practices, and false confidence in their righteousness. Amos received visions depicting coming destruction, and warned that Israel would be punished through exile unless they repented from their sins and injustice.
The book of Amos summarizes the prophet Amos, a herdsman from the southern kingdom of Judah who prophesied in the northern kingdom of Israel during the reign of Jeroboam II. Amos prophesied coming judgment on Israel and neighboring nations for their sins, including oppression of the poor, dishonest trade practices, and false confidence in their righteousness. Amos received visions depicting coming destruction, and warned that Israel would be punished through exile unless they repented from their sins and injustice.
Amos herdsman of sheep and goats, and a grower of sycamore figs (amos 1:1, 7:14)
derived from Hebrew term "lift a burden."
a citizen of tekoa (southern kingdom)
from the southern kingdom, but prophesied in the
northern kingdom Amos he prophesied in the northern kingdom particularly in bethel Amos prophesied:
When will Uzziah become King of Judah (2
Kings 14:21) While Jeroboam II King of Israel Doom of Israel and Neighbor Nations (Chapter 1 and 2) Damascus (1:3-5) Gaza (1:6-8) Tyre (1:9-10) Edom (1:11-12) Ammon (1:13-15) Moab (2:1-3) Judah (2:4-5)
Brief outline of Amo
Israel (2:6-16)
Brief outline of Amos
Brief outline of Amos The Luxurious Palaces of Samaria (Chapter 3) "Prepare to meet your God." (Chapter 4) The Day of God (Chapter 5) The Captivity (Chapter 6) Three Visions of Destruction (Chapter 7) The Basket of Sumer Fruit (Chapter 8) Future Glory of David's Kingdom (Chapter 9)
Brief outline of Amo
Brief outline of Amos Brief outline of Amos The sins of Israel Sold the Righteous into Slavery (2:6) Oppress the Poor (2:6-7, 5:7-11) Accepted Bribes (5:12) Were Dishonest in trade (8:5-6) Were Materialistic (4:1, 6:4) False Confidence in their own Righteousness (4:4, 5:14) Had Failed to heed pass warning from God (2:11-12) The Locust (7:1-3) The Great Fire Devouring the Land (7:4-6) The Plumbline (7:7-9) The Basket of Summer Fruit (8:1-2) five visions recorded in the The Lord Standing by the altar and giving book of the command to smite the capitals and let none escape (9:1)
Amos Punishment and Doom for Israel
They must prepare to meet their God (4:12-13)
They must prepare themselves for the day of the Lord (5:18) Assyria would take them captive (5:27) Israel also had false sense of Self-confidence in their own righteousness. Why?
We are God's People (3:2)
God brought us out of Egypt (9:7) We worship regularly (5:21) Problems of Luxury (6:1) Problems of Rejecting Sound Preaching (7:12-13) Problem of Vain Worship (5:21-24) Problem of Indifference (4:4-6) Problem of Apostasy (4:6-11)