Amos
Old Testament · Minor Prophets · 7 chapter studies · 7 narrated · Total audio: 1 hr 9 min
Read Amos in canonical sequence.
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- Intro Amos - General Introduction Amos calls the people of God to worship joined to repentance, mercy, justice, and truth before the Lord who roars from Zion.
- 1-2 Amos 1-2 - Judgment Begins Around and Comes Home Amos begins by judging the surrounding nations, then Judah, then Israel, forcing the hearer to move from agreement about others to repentance for himself.
- 3-4 Amos 3-4 - Covenant Accountability Amos 3 4 teaches that being known by God increases accountability, and that repeated chastening becomes judgment when the soul refuses to return.
- 5 Amos 5 - Seek Me and Live Amos 5 is the heart of the book, calling Israel away from religious substitutes toward the Lord Himself, where worship, mercy, truth, and justice become one repentance.
- 6 Amos 6 - Woe to Those at Ease Amos 6 warns that comfort becomes spiritually deadly when it loses grief over the wounds of Joseph and cannot see the poor at the gate.
- 7-8 Amos 7-8 - Visions and Famine of the Word Amos 7 8 moves from intercession to judgment, from Amaziah resisting prophecy to the terrifying famine of hearing the word of the Lord.
- 9 Amos 9 - Sifted People and Restored Booth of David Amos 9 ends with judgment, sifting, and the restoration of David’s fallen booth, which the apostles receive as the gathering of the Gentiles into God’s people.