Amos 1 - 2
AmosSteve Gregg
In this study, Steve Gregg delves into the book of Amos in the first prophetic period. Amos was a sheep herder and horticulturalist who prophesized during the reign of Jeroboam, the second king of Israel. The book of Amos consists of three sermons and five visions, which predict judgment and destruction for the sins committed by Damascus, Gilead, Tyre, and Moab. Through use of repetition and rhetorical questions, Amos seeks to gain the audience's attention and spur them into seeking the Lord and living a good life.
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In this talk, Steve Gregg delves into the book of Amos, discussing themes such as the impending punishment on Israel for their transgressions, the imp
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