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Verse Amos 1:3. _FOR THREE TRANSGRESSIONS OF DAMASCUS, AND FOR FOUR_]
These expressions of _three_ and _four_, so often repeated in this
chapter, mean _repetition, abundance_, and any thing that goes...
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The order of God’s threatenings seems to have been addressed to gain
the hearing of the people. The punishment is first denounced upon
their enemies, and that, for their sins, directly or indirectly,...
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ANALYSIS AND ANNOTATIONS
I. JUDGMENT ANNOUNCED AGAINST THE NATIONS, JUDAH, AND ISRAEL
CHAPTER 1
_ 1. The introduction (Amos 1:1) _
2. Damascus (Amos 1:3)
3. Philistia (Amos 1:6)
4. Tyre ...
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DAMASCUS. It is Yahweh who speaks by the mouth of the prophets. The
mention of Damascus, the capital of the Aramaean or Syrian kingdom,
would at once arrest attention, for until recently Israel had be...
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THUS SAITH THE LORD. Jehovah's words: not the words of Amos.. The
prophetic formula. See App-82. See the twelve with Jehovah, in verses:
Amos 3:6; Amos 3:9; Amos 3:11; Amos 3:13;...
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_For three transgressions of Damascus, and for four_ Similarly Amos
1:6_; Amos 1:9; Amos 1:11; Amos 1:13_,...
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Amos 1:3 TO AMOS 2:5. The sins of Israel's neighbours
3 5. DAMASCUS. The first denunciation lights upon the Syrian kingdom
of Damascus, the best-organized and most formidable of Israel's
neighbours, w...
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_TRANSGRESSIONS OF DEMACUS -- AMOS 1:1-5:_ Amos was not a professional
prophet. He said, "I was no prophet, neither was I a prophet's son;
but I was an herdman, and a gatherer of sycomore fruit.” (Amo...
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I WILL NOT TURN AWAY THE PUNISHMENT THEREOF— _I will not revoke it;_
that is, the voice which denounced their destruction. Houbigant
renders the verse, _After three transgressions of Damascus, I will...
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PUNISHMENT PROMISED, THE HEATHEN NATIONSDAMASCUS
TEXT: Amos 1:1-5
1.
The words of Amos, who was among the herdsmen of Tekoa, which he saw
concerning Israel in the days of Uzziah king of Judah, and...
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Thus saith the LORD; For three transgressions of Damascus, and for
four, I will not turn away the punishment thereof; because they have
threshed Gilead with threshing instruments of iron:
THUS SAIT...
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JUDGE, SCEPTRE-HOLDER (Amos 1:5), KING (Amos 1:15), are all
practically identical in meaning.
4, 5. The surrounding nations are charged with violations of the law
written in the heart, Judah with offe...
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THE SINS OF ISRAEL'S NEIGHBOURS AND THE PUNISHMENTS WHICH SHOULD
FOLLOW
1. We may paraphrase the main part of the sentence thus: 'The words of
Amos, describing what he saw in prophetic vision.'
HERDM...
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THE MAN WITH A DIFFICULT MESSAGE FROM GOD
AMOS
_MARK KIRKPATRICK_
ABOUT THIS BOOK
WHEN AMOS LIVED
Amos came from Tekoa, about 12 miles south of Jerusalem. He was a
*shepherd and he looked after...
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CURSE ON DAMASCUS.
(3) THREE TRANSGRESSIONS... — This form of transgression, which
occurs eight times in the prologue, is not an arithmetical, but a
strongly idiomatic phrase, signifying “multiplied...
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כֹּ֚ה אָמַ֣ר יְהוָ֔ה עַל ־שְׁלֹשָׁה֙
פִּשְׁעֵ֣י...
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ATROCITIES AND ATROCITIES
Amos 1:3 - Amos 2:1
LIKE all the prophets of Israel, Amos receives oracles for foreign
nations. Unlike them, however, he arranges these oracles not after,
but before, his in...
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OUTSIDE NATIONS SHALL SUFFER JUDGMENT
Amos 1:1-10
Amos opens his prophecies with predictions against neighboring
peoples, that Israel may be led to appreciate her guilt and to bear
the approach of Go...
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The second verse of this first chapter gives the key to the book.
Jehovah declared Himself in judgment. Beginning at the point farthest
from Israel, the prophet delivered his messages to the nations a...
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Thus saith the LORD; For (e) three transgressions of Damascus, and for
four, I will not turn away [the punishment] thereof; because they have
(f) threshed Gilead with threshing instruments of iron:
...
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_Three---four. That is, for their many unrepented of crimes.
(Challoner) --- three is the first number of which we can say "many or
all." Four denotes excess. Thus God forgives many sins, yet punishes...
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The Lord begins with Damascus, one of the most ancient enemies of
Israel when in Canaan. The three or four transgressions means many and
for every one of which the Lord will account with them, and a d...
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Lectures on the Minor Prophets.
W. Kelly.
"The words of Amos, who was among the herdmen of Tekoa, which he saw
concerning Israel in the days of Uzziah king of Judah, and in the days
of Jeroboam the...
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It is singular that Amos said that his words were concerning Israel,
and that he should now turn to speak of Damascus and the country of
Syria. This seems inconsistent; for why does he not perform the...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 1 AND 2.
In the outset Jehovah, proclaiming His own rights from the place of
His own throne, roars from Zion and utters His voice from Jerusalem.
Afterwards,...
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THUS SAITH THE LORD,.... Lest it should be thought that the words that
Amos spoke were his own, and he spake them of himself, this and the
following prophecies are prefaced in this manner; and he begi...
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Thus saith the LORD; For three transgressions of Damascus, and for
four, I will not turn away [the punishment] thereof; because they have
threshed Gilead with threshing instruments of iron:
Ver. 3. _...
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_For three transgressions_, &c. The prophet first denounces judgments
against foreign countries, and afterward comes to Judah and Israel. He
begins with Syria, the head or capital city of which was Da...
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FOR FOUR:
Or, he for four
TURN AWAY THE PUNISHMENT:
Or, convert it, or let it be quiet. And so ver. 6...
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THUS SAITH THE LORD; Amos speaks not by conjecture, or of his own
head, but as he comes in the name of the Lord, so he assures us of it
by this most solemn attestation. THREE TRANSGRESSIONS: this cert...
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Amos 1:3 says H559 (H8804) LORD H3068 three H7969 transgressions H6588
Damascus H1834 four H702 away H7725 ...
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SEVEN JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE NEIGHBOURING NATIONS, INCLUDING JUDAH
(AMOS 1:3 TO AMOS 2:5).
The announcing of YHWH's judgments on seven nations (including Judah)
can be looked at in two ways. First it w...
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1). YHWH'S JUDGMENT ON DAMASCUS (AMOS 1:3).
YHWH's judgment on Damascus, a city (representing Aram) which had
proved through the years to be Israel's most dangerous enemy, would be
because of their co...
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CONTENTS: Judgments pronounced upon surrounding peoples Syria, Tyre,
Edom, Ammon.
CHARACTERS: God, Amos, Uzziah, Jeroboam, Hazael, Benhadad.
CONCLUSION: The God of Israel is the God of all the earth...
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Amos 1:1. _The words of Amos,_ written with his own hand. He does not
name his parents, because they were plain country people. He was
himself _among the herdmen of Tekoa,_ a small city twelve miles s...
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_I will not turn away the punishment thereof._
THE PURPOSE OF DIVINE THREATENINGS
The order of God’s threatenings seems to have been addressed to gain
the hearing of the people. The punishment is fir...
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AMOS 1:2 Oracles of Judgment. Amos delivers a series of messages from
God showing that neither Israel’s neighbors (Amos 1:2) nor Israel
herself (Amos 2:6) can es
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AMOS—NOTE ON AMOS 1:3 THREE TRANSGRESSIONS... FOUR. This poetic
device expresses totality (compare Proverbs 30:15,...
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CRITICAL NOTES.]
Amos 1:3. Three] The numbers serve to denote the multiplicity of sins,
“ungodliness in its worst form” [_Luther_]. TURN] Reverse, to make
a thing go back, to withdraw it (Numbers 23:...
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EXPOSITION
VERSE 1-CH. 2:16
PART I. APPROACHING JUDGMENT.
VERSE 1-CH. 2:3
_§ 1. The nations bordering on the Holy Land are solemnly summoned to
judgment._
AMOS 1:1, AMOS 1:2
Heading o
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Let's turn now to the book of Amos. In the first verse of Amos he
introduces himself.
These are the words of Amos, who was among the herdmen [or a shepherd]
at Tekoa (Amos 1:1),
Now Tekoa is a little...
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1 Kings 19:17; 2 Kings 10:32; 2 Kings 10:33; 2 Kings 13:3; 2 Kings
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For three — This certain number is put for an uncertain: three, that
is, many. Of Damascus — Here Damascus is put for the whole kingdom
of Syria. Threshed — Treated it with the utmost cruelty. Gilead...