Amos — Chapters

Amos 1 announces the Lord’s imminent judgment on Israel’s neighbors—Damascus, Gaza, Tyre, Edom, and Ammon—by declaring destructive fire and captivity, underscoring Israel’s covenant fidelity and the consequences of injustice.

God declares judgment against Moab, Judah, and Israel for their transgressions and injustices, warning of fire and destruction.

Amos warns Israel that the LORD will bring judgment for their oppression and iniquity, using vivid imagery of lions, snaring, and ruined altars.

Amos 4 is a prophetic rebuke warning Israel of divine judgment for social injustice and religious hypocrisy, emphasizing that repentance is necessary to avoid catastrophe.

Amos 5 condemns Israel’s injustice, calls them to seek the LORD, and warns that the day of the LORD will bring darkness and captivity.

Amos warns that Israel’s complacency, idolatry, and luxury will lead to divine judgment and captivity.

Amos 7 records divine visions of judgment against Israel, the prophet’s warnings of exile and destruction, and a confrontation with the priest Amaziah who rebukes him, yet Amos remains committed to proclaim God’s message.

God warns Israel of impending judgment and the eventual calamity that will bring about mourning and famine, emphasizing social injustice as the cause. The passage describes the destruction that will occur because of oppression and deceit.

Amos 9 proclaims divine judgment against Israel’s sin, predicts devastation, yet promises restoration and a future return to the land.