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170 results for “Amos” — showing 161–170
- TopicMeasuring Linesymbolizing God's intention to restore and protect His people. God shows Amos a plumb line, indicating His judgment against Israel for their unfaithfulness
- TopicNorthern Kingdom of Israelrejection of God. God's call to Israel through the prophet Amos, highlighting their unique relationship and the consequences of their disobedience. The Northern Kingdom existed
- TopicPlumblineways. Divine Judgment Righteousness and Justice God's Standards God shows Amos a plumbline, indicating that He will measure Israel against His standard and judge them
- TopicProphecy Against NationsTestament, particularly in the books of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Amos, where God pronounces judgment against various nations for their sins and injustices. Divine Judgment
- TopicProphetic Critiquethemselves clean, emphasizing the need for justice and care for the oppressed. Amos proclaims that God desires justice to roll down like waters, highlighting the importance
- TopicProphetic Justicedefend the fatherless and widow, highlighting the moral imperative of justice. Amos proclaims that justice should roll down like waters, emphasizing the need for continuous
- TopicProphetic Roleresponse to moral decay and social injustice. Prophets like Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Amos spoke to both the northern and southern kingdoms, addressing their unique challenges
- TopicProphetic Voicesprophet's role in delivering difficult messages to a resistant audience. Amos states that God does nothing without revealing His plan to His servants, the prophets
- TopicSocietal Critique in the Biblecorrect oppression, and defend the vulnerable, highlighting the importance of social justice. Amos proclaims that God desires justice to roll down like waters, emphasizing the need
- TopicThe Fall of Israelreasons for God's judgment against the nation, including idolatry and disobedience. Amos prophesies the coming exile of Israel due to their sins, emphasizing