Tuesday, January 13, 2026

Jan 14

Amos 1 - 4

reflections

In chapter 1 to 2, where God pronounces judgment onto everyone, as I read on, it looks a lot like when Ezekiel where God also pronounced a lot of judgment on different nations. the first thing that I noticed is the line "Amos is among the shepherds" This is consistent with a lot of different prophets and people that is being called. They can come from literally anywhere, and are of any form of origin be it humble or rich. Also, the type of career that they have can be of any form.

The books another book about judgment and punishment, but as I read chapter 2, I can't help it but feel like the bits written about Judah and Israel, this one feels like it is meant for the Christians to hear, because it is targeted at the group that understands, knows God's law, but does not act upon it.

One of the most consistent bit I feel about how God states out why and how he will punish Israel is based on his expectations onto Israel because much has been given. and when much has been given, much too will be expected.


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