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- (Amós 5:1-3) Exilio Y Cautividad Venideros.
- (Amós 5:4-9) Una Invitación de Buscar A Jehová.
- (Amós 5:10-15) La Causa, La Maldición, Y La Cura.
Oíd esta palabra que yo levanto para lamentación sobre vosotros, casa de Israel. Cayó la virgen de Israel, y no podrá levantarse ya más; fue dejada sobre su tierra, no hay quien la levante. Porque así ha dicho Jehová el Señor: La ciudad que salga con mil, volverá con ciento, y la que salga con ciento volverá con diez, en la casa de Israel. a. Cayó ...
Pero así dice Jehová a la casa de Israel: Buscadme, y viviréis; y no busquéis a Bet-el, ni entréis en Gilgal, ni paséis a Beerseba; porque Gilgal será llevada en cautiverio, y Bet-el será deshecha. Buscad a Jehová, y vivid; no sea que acometa como fuego a la casa de José y la consuma, sin haber en Bet-el quien lo apague. Los que convertís en ajenjo...
Ellos aborrecieron al reprensor en la puerta de la ciudad, y al que hablaba lo recto abominaron. Por tanto, puesto que vejáis al pobre y recibís de él carga de trigo, edificasteis casas de piedra labrada, mas no las habitaréis; plantasteis hermosas viñas, mas no beberéis el vino de ellas. Porque yo sé de vuestras muchas rebeliones, y de vuestros gr...
A. Seek the LORD in a time of impending judgment. 1. (Amos 5:1-3) Coming exile and captivity. She will rise no more. There is no one to raise her up. Shall have ten left to the house of Israel.” a. The virgin of Israel has fallen: Amos saw Israel as a tragic young woman who was fallen and forsaken, with no one coming to her aid.
Presently he is working on a major commentary on Amos for the New International Commentary on the Old Testament, and a translator’s guide on Amos in Spanish for the United Bible Societies. His latest book, Christians at the Border: Immigration, the Church and the Bible is a biblical-theological orientation to Hispanic immigration and was ...
The lamentation follows in Amos 5:2, showing itself to be a song by the rhythm and by its poetical form. נפל, to fall, denotes a violent death ( 2 Samuel 1:19 , 2 Samuel 1:25 ), and is here a figure used to denote the overthrow or destruction of the kingdom.
Apr 13, 2015 · Assume one wants to cite a paper written in a different language than the article citing said paper (e.g., ones own article is written in English, but the source is French). How to properly handle citation in such a case? Do I cite the original (French) title or a translated title?
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