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The Book of Amos In-Depth Bible Study is a 32-Part Sermon Series on the Book of Amos. Learn the foundations of the book, who Amos was, as well as what the Bi...
Discover the resonant story of the prophet Amos and his tireless fight for social justice in a time of great inequality and corruption in Israel. Through a d...
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Welcome to our YouTube channel! In this video, we dive deep into the timeless message of Amos, a prophet whose words resonate even in today's hectic world. J...
Jan 24, 2011 · The case of Amos interceding on behalf of Israel is similar to the situation of Abraham interceding on behalf of Sodom (Genesis 18:16-33). As long Abraham prayed, God answered Abraham’s prayer. When Abraham stopped praying, God stopped answering. As long as Amos asked for the deliverance of Israel, God answered his prayers.
Jan 20, 2011 · In his second prayer for Israel, Amos only said: “please cease” (Amos 7:5). The Hebrew words behind Amos’ request means “to cease doing something.” The vision of the devastating fire was so terrifying that Amos’ prayer on behalf of Israel did not ask for forgiveness but that God would refrain from sending the judgment.
Oct 30, 2021 · And the people of Israel will certainly become captives in exile, far from their homeland.’” Amos 7 NLT. For the first 2 visions, Amos intercedes for Israel and God holds back those plagues. That’s what Jesus does for us believers when we pray. That’s HIS job. Mary doesn’t work that way. She was human and she’s dead.
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The book of Amos opens with a series of short poems that accuse all of Israel’s neighbors of violence and injustice, which seems odd because the book’s opening line said that Amos spoke against Israel. As Amos names all these neighboring nations—Damascus, Gaza, Tyre, Edom, Ammon, Moab, and Judah—you can look at a map and see that he’s ...
