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1. biblehub.com › amos › 3-6Amos 3:6 If a ram's horn sounds in a city, do the people not ...

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   Shall there be evil in a city, and the Lord hath not done it? The "evil" is affliction, calamity, malum poenae. As states have no future, all temporal calamities in their case may rightly be regarded as the punishment of sin.

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2. hermeneutics.stackexchange.com › questions › 80793Does Amos 3:6 necessarily imply that Jehovah has done 'evil'?

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   Jan 8, 2023 · Firstly, the biblehub interlinear translates Amos 3:6b as : If there is a calamity in a city Yahweh not will have done (it) This implies, to me, that Jehovah causes 'calamities' but the text does...

3. biblehub.com › commentaries › amosAmos 3:6 Commentaries: If a trumpet is blown in a city will ...

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   As the trumpet, when blown in the city, frightens the people out of their self-security, so will the voice of the prophet, who proclaims the coming evil, excite a salutary alarm in the nation (cf. Ezekiel 33:1-5). For the calamity which is bursting upon the city comes from Jehovah, is sent by Him as a punishment.

4. illbehonest.com › does-disaster-come-to-a-cityDoes Disaster Come to a City Unless the LORD Has Done It?

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   Mar 27, 2020 · Calamity in the city was caused by the folly of fallen man. Wickedness in that city was also caused by the wisdom of the omnipotent God. You know the tendency people have when there is a calamity in a family to say to the parent, “Now don’t blame God for this.”.

5. www.bibleref.com › Amos › 3What does Amos 3:6 mean? - BibleRef.com

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   If there is calamity in a city, will not the Lord have done it? If a trumpet is blown in a city, will the people not tremble? If a disaster occurs in a city, has the Lord not brought it about? - What is the meaning of Amos 3:6?

6. biblehub.com › sermons › amosAmos 3:6 Sermons: Does the trumpet alarm sound in a city ...

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   Not a calamity can befall a city, not a trouble light upon an individual, without the hand of God permitting and directing it. Guard against hard thoughts of God. God deals thus in the way of punishment and correction.

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   What if there is a calamity in a city?

   • If there is a calamity in a city Yahweh not will have done (it) This implies, to me, that Jehovah causes 'calamities' but the text does not specify the nature or the reason for the adverse occurrence. It could have been a righteous judgment on an evil deed. Also, secondarily, the translations I have looked at all add in the word 'it'.

   Does Amos 3:6 necessarily imply that Jehovah has done 'evil'?

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   Is a calamity a sign of God's punishment for sin?

   • The Bible in Amos 3:6 states that 'The "evil" is affliction, calamity, malum poenae'. This means that calamities can be considered as God's punishment for sin. Thus, the ruin impending on Israel was sent by the Lord, whose agent was the enemy now approaching.

   Amos 3:6 If a ram's horn sounds in a city, do the people not tremble

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   What does the Bible say about calamities?

   • Firstly, the biblehub interlinear translates Amos 3:6b as : If there is a calamity in a city Yahweh not will have done (it) This implies, to me, that Jehovah causes 'calamities' but the text does not specify the nature or the reason for the adverse occurrence. It could have been a righteous judgment on an evil deed.

   Does Amos 3:6 necessarily imply that Jehovah has done 'evil'?

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   Can a human causing a calamity be evil?

   • The Bible reveals that acts of evil as we would consider them do not carry the same moral implications of sin if done by God. Yes! A human causing "calamity" would probably be evil; from God it may be Him ceasing to prevent the very calamity that we kept inviting. Oh, and welcome to Hermeneutics!

   Does Amos 3:6 necessarily imply that Jehovah has done 'evil'?

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   Does 'calamity' always mean 'evil'?

   • If עָשָׂ֔ה "calamity" doesn't necessarily always mean "evil", then I'd say it's just normal human curiosity leading us think that it would as we all try to sort out when "pain" indicates a real problem vs when "pain is gain".

   Does Amos 3:6 necessarily imply that Jehovah has done 'evil'?

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8. www.understanding-ministries.com › docs › Calamity inCalamity in the city - Understanding Ministries

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   Scripture confirms that evil in a city is under the sovereign control of God and occurs for a purpose. It is the task of thinking people to consider what this purpose is. There are two key aspects. The first is what God intends to achieve by the social unrest; the second is the underlying causes that resulted in God’s allowing of this rioting.