Roaring of the Lion

A Commentary on Amos

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Weight 0.12 kg
Dimensions 18.1 × 12.1 × 1.1 cm
ISBN 9780851517155
Binding

Paperback

Format

Book

Page Count

128

Scripture

Amos

Original Pub Date

1970

Banner Pub Date

Apr 30, 1970

Book Description

A Commentary on Amos. All round the Near-East the roar of the Divine Lion sounded; Amos heard it and was compelled to prophesy. His words of judgment on the nations and on the professing church echo through the centuries and speak again today with unnerving relevance to contemporary society. Will what we have built in our churches stand the test?

Table of Contents Expand ↓

PREFACE 9
THE BACKGROUND TO THE PROPHECY 11
REVIEW OF THE PROPHECY 18
OPENING ORACLES AGAINST THE NATIONS OF ISRAEL AND JUDAH 26
THE FIRST PROPHETIC DISCOURSE 44
THE SECOND PROPHETIC DISCOURSE 54
THE THIRD PROPHETIC DISCOURSE 63
THREE PROPHETIC VISIONS 88
AMAZIAH CONTENDS AGAINST AMOS 95
THE VISION OF A BASKET OF SUMMER FRUIT 100
A MESSAGE OF JUDGEMENT 102
THE VISION OF THE ALTAR 107
A PROMISE OF RESTORATION 112

 

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