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   Amos 1:2. The Lord will roar from Zion — This and the next clause occur, Joel 3:16, and a similar one, Jeremiah 25:30, where see the notes.The meaning is, that God would soon spread terror, like beasts of prey when they roar, chap. Amos 3:8: or, that he would soon display his power in executing judgment.

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   Apr 9, 2016 · a The LORD Will Roar From Zion …. And Amos Heard Him And Was Not Afraid. When God speaks to us, He speaks to us in a language we can understand. When He spoke to Amos, God spoke to Amos in a language he could understand. Amos was a HERDSMAN. Amos 1:1 (KJV) The words of Amos, who was among the HERDSMEN of Tekoa …

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   The place called Zion is a mountain located on the eastern side of Jerusalem, the capital city of Judah. In this verse, Zion and Jerusalem are used synonymously to explain the location where Amos heard God's voice. As a result of God roaring from Zion and Jerusalem, the shepherds' pasture grounds mourn,and the summit of Carmel dries up ...

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   Verse Amos 1:2. The Lord will roar from Zion — It is a pity that our translators had not followed the hemistich form of the Hebrew: -. Jehovah from Zion shall roar, And from Jerusalem shall give forth his voice; And the pleasant dwellings of the shepherds shall mourn, And the top of mount Carmel shall wither. Carmel was a very fruitful ...

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   Amos 1:2 Explanation. Amos 1:2 serves as an introduction to the prophecies of Amos, stating the power and the intent of God’s voice as it projects from Zion, which is often representative of the city of Jerusalem and, more broadly, God’s holy mount. The verse emphasizes the serious tone and the severity of the message to the people.

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   Aug 22, 2022 · 1:2, “The Lord roars from Zion. and thunders from Jerusalem; the pastures of the shepherds dry up, and the top of Carmel withers.” God is going to attack. The Lord roars. What are the things that roar? Water roars but so does a Lion. I think a roaring Lion is the picture Amos wants us to see.

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   What does Amos say about roaring from Zion?

   • Amos 1:2 Commentaries: He said, "The LORD roars from Zion And from Jerusalem He utters His voice; And the shepherds' pasture grounds mourn, And the summit of Carmel dries up." And he said, The LORD will roar from Zion, and utter his voice from Jerusalem; and the habitations of the shepherds shall mourn, and the top of Carmel shall wither.

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   What does the Bible say about roaring from Zion?

   • Amos 1:2. The Lord will roar from Zion — This and the next clause occur, Joel 3:16, and a similar one, Jeremiah 25:30, where see the notes. The meaning is, that God would soon spread terror, like beasts of prey when they roar, chap. Amos 3:8 : or, that he would soon display his power in executing judgment.

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   Does the Lord roar from Zion?

   • Verse Amos 1:2. The Lord will roar from Zion — It is a pity that our translators had not followed the hemistich form of the Hebrew: - This introduction was natural in the mouth of a herdsman who was familiar with the roaring of lions, the bellowing of bulls, and the lowing of kine.

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   Will Jesus Christ roar from Zion?

   • When Jesus Christ comes again, according to Joel, Hosea speaks about it, and now Amos also speaks about it, "He will roar from Zion." he will utter his voice from Jerusalem; and the habitations of the shepherds shall mourn, and the top of Carmel shall wither. Thus saith the LORD ( Amos 1:2-3 );

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   What does the Bible say about Jehovah roaring out of Zion?

   • Amos 1:2. "Jehovah roars out of Zion, and He utters His voice from Jerusalem; and the pastures of the shepherds mourn, and the head of Carmel withers." The voice of Jehovah is the thunder, the earthly substratum in which the Lord manifests His coming to judgment (see at Joel 3:16 ).

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   What did Amos say about Judah?

   • In the outset of his prophecy, Amos warned Israel, that there, not among themselves in their separated state, God dwelt. Jeremiah, in using these same words toward Judah, speaks not of Jerusalem, but of heaven; "The Lord shall roar from on high, and utter His voice from His holy habitation" Jeremiah 25:30.

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   PREVIOUS Amos 1:1 NEXT Amos 1:3. Amos 1:2. And he said. That is, the Prophet Amos, before described; he, being under divine inspiration, said as follows: the Lord will roar from Zion, and utter his voice from Jerusalem; not from Samaria, nor from Dan and Bethel, but from Zion and Jerusalem, where the temple of the Lord stood; and out of the ...