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The Book of Amos, Summary - James Widgeon

Audio | Amos 8:1-14
From November 15, 2020 SS | Posted November 16, 2020 | Length: 00:37:18 | File size: 6.41 MB

We continue our study in the book of Amos with a re-cap of chapters 1-7 and sets up the background for the new content coming from chapter 8. Amos was a Judean prophet called to deliver a message primarily to the northern tribes of Israel. Politically, it was a time of prosperity under the long and secure reign of Jeroboam II who, following the example of his father Joash, significantly "restored the territory of Israel". It was also a time of peace with both Judah and her more distant neighbors; the ever-present menace, of Assyria was subdued, possibly because of Nineveh's repentance at the preaching of Jonah. Spiritually, however, it was a time of rampant corruption and moral decay.

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