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1. • • Despite the wickedness and unrighteous behaviors, God still loved the people of Israel. Amos not only declared God’s coming judgment upon the lawless nation, but also pleaded with the people to repent and seek the Lord sincerely.
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     What Is the Book of Amos All About? - Topical Studies

2. heartofashepherd.com › 2024/01/21 › gods-judgment-ofGod’s Judgment of the Nations (Amos 1; Amos 2)

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   Jan 21, 2024 · Before he addressed the sins of Judah and Israel, Amos’s first prophetic message was a warning to six Gentile nations that their wickedness demanded God’s judgment.

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4. israelmyglory.org › article › gods-judgmentGod’s Judgment: Inevitable, Irrevocable Amos 1:1-2:16

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   Three principles about God’s judgment need to be noted. First, the punishment is inevitable and irrevocable. Second, it is God who identifies the sins of a nation and announces the precise judgment. Third, God is longsuffering with nations giving them time for repentance.

5. www.thebibleforstudents.com › amos › 1-2Amos 1–2. Does God Judge All the Nations? - The Bible For ...

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   Six of the nations around Israel and Judah were judged. The charges varied. They include crimes, atrocities and kidnapping against Israel, desecration of a king's body, rejecting the Law of God and social crimes. There are no exemptions for being a relative, or being ignorant of the Law.

6. bible.org › article › argument-book-amosAn Argument of the Book of Amos - bible.org

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   Jun 22, 2004 · 1. The LORD God showed Amos a vision of coming judgment through fire which would destroy the sources of water (or all) and the farm land (or the people) of Israel 7:4. 2. Amos pleaded for the LORD God to relent and He changed His mind deciding that this too would not come to pass upon Israel 7:5-6

7. heartofashepherd.com › 2024/01/24 › the-end-is-comeThe End is Come, and the Word of God is Silenced (Amos 7 ...

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Amos had warned Israel that drought and famine would accompany God’s judgment; however, there was a famine more sinister that would be the sign of God’s judgment—the Word of the LORD would be silenced (Amos 8:11b). The people would “seek the word of the LORD,” and it would not be found (Amos 8:12).

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   Did Amos declare God's coming judgment on the lawless nation?

   • Amos not only declared God’s coming judgment upon the lawless nation, but also pleaded with the people to repent and seek the Lord sincerely. Following Amos’ instructions, a small remnant of the Israelites humbled themselves before the Lord. They turned from their sins and followed the commandments of God.

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   What did the Lord God show Amos?

   • 1. The LORD God showed Amos a vision of a locust-swarm which destroyed the harvest which went to the people after the King had taken his share 7:1 2. Amos pleaded with the LORD God to not bring the swarm about upon Israel, and He changed His mind 7:2-3

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   How did Amos change his mind?

   • Amos pleaded with the LORD God to not bring the swarm about upon Israel, and He changed His mind 7:2-3 B. Fire: In a vision of fire which would destroy the people of Israel, Amos interceded for the nation and the LORD God again changed His mind 7:4-6

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   Did Amos enumerate all the sins in his prophecy?

   • Amos, having set forth the purpose for his prophecy, now announced the judgments on various nations. In each instance the prophet did not enumerate all the sins of a particular nation, but mentioned only the last sin (with the exception of Israel) which triggered God’s wrath against them. The prophet approached each nation with the same pattern.

   God’s Judgment: Inevitable, Irrevocable Amos 1:1-2:16

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   Why did Amos start judging Israel's enemies?

   • Amos began with judgment upon Israel’s enemies for a number of reasons. First, it would grab Israel’s attention, and they would listen to the prophet’s message more closely. Second, it would show Israel that God cares for them by judging their enemies.

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   Why is Amos called Amos?

   • Prophecy of Judgment The name Amos comes from a root word which means to bear or to place a load upon, aptly describing the kind of message God had called this prophet to bring. The message of judgment came through a vision when Uzziah king of Judah and Jeroboam II was king of Israel, “two years before the earthquake” (v. 1).

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9. bibleproject.com › guides › book-of-amosBook of Amos | Guide with Key Information and Resources

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   Chapters 7-9 contain a series of visions Amos experienced that visually depict God’s coming judgment on Israel. Amos. 7:13 • Old Testament Overviews. Who Wrote the Book of Amos? Many Jewish and Christian traditions hold that the book of Amos is a collection of the visions of Amos the shepherd prophet.