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Verse Amos 5:23. _THE NOISE OF THY SONGS - THE MELODY OF THY VIOLS._]
They had both _vocal_ and _instrumental music_ in those sacrificial
festivals; and God hated the _noise_ of the _one_ and _shut_...
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TAKE THOU AWAY FROM ME - Literally, “from upon Me,” that is, from
being a burden to Me, a weight on Me. So God says by Isaiah, “your
new moons and your appointed feasts My soul hateth; they are a burd...
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CHAPTER 5
The Third Discourse
_ 1. The lamentation (Amos 5:1) _
2. Seek the Lord and ye shall live (Amos 5:4)
3. The wailing (Amos 5:16)
4. The captivity announced ...
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ISRAEL'S DELUSIONS. The prophet resumes the subject of Israel's
delusions, how she disregards the essential conditions of real
welfare. In Amos 5:18 he deals with a peculiar example of this, the
conce...
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The songs and music accompanying the worship (cf. Amos 8:10; Isaiah
30:29 _a_) are rejected by Jehovah likewise. Of what nature these were
in pre-exilic times, we do not precisely know: the descriptio...
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Do you think to win Jehovah's favour by your religious services? On
the contrary, He will have none of them: what He demands is not
sacrifice, or even praise, but _justice_; in the wilderness your
anc...
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_WHAT THE LORD DEMANDS -- AMOS 5:21-27 _ The children of Israel
stilled assembled before God to conduct solemn assemblies or religious
celebrations. Sadly, God took no delight in their times of worshi...
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RIGHTEOUSNESS DEMANDS REPENTANCERID RELIGION OF HYPOCRISY
TEXT: Amos 5:21-27
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I hate, I despise your feasts, and I will take no delight in your
solemn assemblies.
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Yea, though ye offer me you...
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Take thou away from me the noise of thy songs; for I will not hear
the melody of thy viols.
TAKE THOU AWAY FROM ME - literally, 'Take away from upon me;' the
idea being that of a burden pressing u...
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THE THIRD ADDRESS
1-6. A lament, a warning, and an invitation.
7, 10-20. Denunciation of injustice and oppression, with threats of
pestilence and judgment.
21-27. A repudiation of their attempt to...
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THE MAN WITH A DIFFICULT MESSAGE FROM GOD
AMOS
_MARK KIRKPATRICK_
CHAPTER 5
GOD ENCOURAGES ISRAEL’S PEOPLE TO COME BACK TO HIM
V1 People in Israel, listen to this song.
‘This funeral song is ab...
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SONGS. — The very sound of their tumultuous songs was a burden to
Jehovah. As Christ cleansed the Temple, so would He dispel all this
hypocritical and perilous confusion of ideas....
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2. FOR WORSHIP, JUSTICE
Amos 5:1
In the next of these groups of oracles Amos continues his attack on
the national ritual, and now contrasts it with the service of God in
public life-the relief of the...
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A DARK DAY FOR HYPOCRITES
Amos 5:16-27
Mighty sins had been committed, and mighty judgments were at hand. The
oppression of the poor, Amos 5:11; the erection of elegant dwellings
from unrighteous ex...
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The third discourse was a description of Jehovah's judgment. This
opened with a lamentation for the virgin of Israel, "The virgin of
Israel is fallen, she shall no more rise, she is cast down upon her...
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_Harp. Praise ill becomes the sinner, Ecclesiasticus xv. 9., and Psalm
xlix. 17._...
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We have here the Lord's threatenings concerning the captivity of the
people, and which we know came to pass. Stephen, the first martyr,
made a quotation from this scripture. Acts 7:42. But what I
part...
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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 follows, _Take away from me the multitude of thy songs _By speaking
of multitude, he aims at hypocrites, who toil much in their devices
without measure or end, as we see done at this day by those u...
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After having deplored the ruin of Israel, He contrasts the places of
their false worship with Jehovah, the Creator, and exhorts them to
come unto Him and live. But Israel put off the thought of the ev...
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TAKE THOU AWAY FROM ME THE NOISE OF THY SONGS,.... The ten tribes,
very probably, imitated the, temple music at Jerusalem, both vocal and
instrumental, and had their songs and hymns of praise, which t...
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Take thou away from me the noise of thy songs; for I will not hear the
melody of thy viols.
Ver. 23. _Take thou away from me the noise of thy songs_] No more
pleasing to me than the grunting of a hog...
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_I hate and despise your feast-days_ This and the three following
verses are the same in sense with Isaiah 1:11, and the other texts
referred to in the margin, on which the reader is desired to consul...
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WOE UPON FOOLS AND HYPOCRITES...
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Take thou away from Me the noise of thy songs, as He contemptuously
calls their congregational singing; FOR I WILL NOT HEAR THE MELODY OF
THY VIOLS, of the harps and other instrumental music used in p...
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18-27 Woe unto those that desire the day of the Lord's judgments,
that wish for times of war and confusion; as some who long for
changes, hoping to rise upon the ruins of their country! but this
shou...
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THE NOISE OF THY SONGS; by way of contempt and loathing, God calls
their songs noise; how harmonious, delightful, and ravishing soever
they might be to their ears, they were not pleasing unto God. SON...
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Amos 5:23 away H5493 (H8685) noise H1995 songs H7892 hear H8085
(H8799) melody H2172 instruments H5035
the
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THE FIRST WOE, CONCERNING THE DAY OF YHWH (AMOS 5:18).
A ‘woe' was the opposite of a ‘blessed be you of YHWH'. It was the
announcing of troubles and disaster that would come on His people
directly fro...
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THE DAY OF DARKNESS IS COMING BECAUSE OF THE FALSITY OF THEIR WORSHIP
IN THAT WHILE THEY WORSHIP THEY IGNORE JUSTICE AND RIGHTEOUSNESS (AMOS
5:21).
Amos now emphatically brings out where their error l...
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Amos 5:4. _For thus saith the LORD unto the house of Israel, Seek ye
me, and ye shall live:_
And that it just the message of God to professing Christians now:
«Seek ye me.» Get away from your mere ce...
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CONTENTS: God's lamentation over Israel and captivity foretold. The
day of the Lord.
CHARACTERS: God.
CONCLUSION: If men will not take a right course to obtain the favor of
God, God will take an eff...
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Amos 5:2. _The virgin of Israel is fallen._ Babylon, which had never
been stormed by a besieging army, is called a virgin. Isaiah 47:1.
Thus Israel, whose kingdom had never yet been wholly subdued, is...
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_I hate, I despise your feast days._
THE DIVINELY ABHORRENT AND THE DIVINELY DEMANDED
I. The Divinely abhorrent. The same aversion from the ceremonial
observances of the insincere and rebellious Isra...
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CRITICAL NOTES.]
Amos 5:21.] Festivals and sacrifices will not avert judgments. YOUR
FEASTS] of human origin, not Divine appointment (Isaiah 1:10); the
expression of Divine abhorrence is most emphat...
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EXPOSITION
VERSE 1-CH. 6:14
§ 8. _Third address_:_ the prophet utters a lamentation over the fall
of Israel_. (Amos 6:1.) He calls her to repentance, while he shows
wherein she has declined from the...
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Hear ye this word which I take up against you, even a lamentation
(Amos 5:1),
Weeping over the house of Israel now.
The virgin of Israel is fallen; she shall no more rise: she is
forsaken upon her l...
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Amos 6:5; Amos 8:10; Amos 8:3...
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Thy songs — Used in their sacrifices, and solemn feasts; herein they
imitated the temple — worship, but all was unpleasing to the Lord.
Will not hear — Not with delight and acceptance. Thy viols — Thi...