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Verse Amos 8:10. _I WILL TURN YOUR FEASTS INTO MOURNING_] See on Amos
8:3.
_A BITTER DAY._] A time of grievous calamity....
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I WILL TURN YOUR FEASTS INTO MOURNING - He recurs to the sentence
which he had pronounced Amos 8:3, before he described the avarice and
oppression which brought it down. Hosea too had foretold, “I wil...
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CHAPTER 8
The Fourth Vision: The Basket With Summer Fruit
_ 1. The vision (Amos 8:1) _
2. Israel ripe for judgment (Amos 8:4)
3. The coming days of famine (Amos 8:11)...
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DEVELOPMENT OF THE THEME OF AMOS 3. This section, which re-echoes Amos
2:6, has been regarded as a conglomeration of rather loosely-connected
fragments (_cf._ G. A. Smith). The prophet addresses himse...
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YOUR FEASTS. Reference to Pentateuch (Exodus 12:14; Exodus 23:15;
Exodus 23:16; Leviticus 23). App-92.
SACKCLOTH. BALDNESS. The outward symb
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A fresh denunciation of Israel's sin, followed by a fresh picture of
the impending calamities....
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The lamentation to be produced by such an alarming spectacle.
_And I will turn your_ PILGRIMAGES _into mourning_ The sacred
pilgrimages (Amos 5:21) were occasions of rejoicing: cf. Isaiah 30:29;
Hosea...
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_THE NATURE OF ISRAEL'S JUDGMENT -- AMOS 8:7-10:_ Israel was prideful
or arrogant about the fact that they were descendants of Jacob. God
told them that this fact would not cause Him to forget any of...
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AND IT SHALL COME TO PASS, &C.— Times of calamity are frequently
expressed by the failing of the light of the sun, and the day's being
overspread with darkness. Archbishop Usher has observed, that abo...
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DESCRIPTION OF JUDGMENTS PROPHESIEDBITTER MOURNING
TEXT: Amos 8:7-10
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Jehovah hath sworn by the excellency of Jacob, Surely I will never
forget any of their works.
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Shall not the land tremble f...
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And I will turn your feasts into mourning, and all your songs into
lamentation; and I will bring up sackcloth upon all loins, and
baldness upon every head; and I will make it as the mourning of an
on...
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THE VISION OF THE RIPE FRUIT, FOLLOWED BY A FIFTH ADDRESS
1-3. The vision.
4-14. The address, denouncing dishonest traders (Amos 8:4),
threatening earthquakes, eclipse, mourning, a painful sense of...
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FEASTS] religious, not secular. The CLOTH of camel's or goat's hair
was bound round the loins with a cord. Shaving the head was a sign of
mourning (Leviticus 21:5; Isaiah 22:12). This day would end as...
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THE MAN WITH A DIFFICULT MESSAGE FROM GOD
AMOS
_MARK KIRKPATRICK_
CHAPTER 8
A PICTURE OF A BASKET OF FRUIT
V1 This is what the *Lord the Ruler showed me: I saw a basket of ripe
fruit.
V2 The *L...
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וְ הָפַכְתִּ֨י חַגֵּיכֶ֜ם לְ אֵ֗בֶל
וְ כָל
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1. EARTHQUAKE, ECLIPSE, AND FAMINE
Amos 8:4
"Hear this, ye who trample the needy, and would put an end to the
lowly of the land, saying, When will the New-Moon be over, that we may
sell grain, and th...
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THE WORST FAMINE OF ALL
Amos 8:1-14
What is more fragile than summer fruit! So beautiful, so refreshing,
yet so readily corrupted and diseased. To Amos it was an emblem of the
rapidity with which dis...
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The next vision, that of the basket of summer fruit, indicated the im
minence of the judgment. Jehovah declared that the end was come, that
He would not pass by them any more.
This announcement was f...
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_Baldness, the hair being cut in mourning, Job i. 20. --- Son, most
afflicted, Zacharias xii. 10., and Jeremias vi. 26. (Calmet)_...
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When devotion itself is out of tune by the heart being under no
influences of grace; alas! what a sacrifice of fools is then offered!
Sabbaths are burdens, ordinances tiresome, prayer a drudgery, in
s...
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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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The Prophet pursues the same subject; but he omits the figurative mode
which he had before adopted. He therefore denounces vengeance more
openly, — that God would turn their festal-days into mourning,...
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Chapter 8 renews the declaration, that the end of Israel was come on
account of their iniquity. God would no longer pass it over. The
prophet announces likewise the distress the people should come int...
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AND I WILL TURN YOUR FEASTS INTO MOURNING, AND ALL YOUR SONGS INTO
LAMENTATION,.... Either their religious feasts, the feasts of
pentecost, tabernacles, and passover; at which three feasts there were...
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_And I will turn your feasts into mourning, and all your songs into
lamentation; and I will bring up sackcloth upon all loins, and
baldness upon every head; and I will make it as the mourning of an
on...
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_I will turn your feasts into mourning_ God commanded the Jews to
celebrate their festivals with joy and gladness; but this it would be
impossible for them to do under such melancholy circumstances an...
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and I will turn your feasts into mourning, taking away all joy, AND
ALL YOUR SONGS INTO LAMENTATION, Cf Hosea 2:13; AND I WILL BRING UP
SACKCLOTH UPON ALL LOINS, the usual garment of deepest grief, AN...
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A LAST ADMONITION OF THE LORD...
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4-10 The rich and powerful of the land were the most guilty of
oppression, as well as the foremost in idolatry. They were weary of
the restraints of the sabbaths and the new moons, and wished them
ov...
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I WILL TURN YOUR FEASTS, religious, though idolatrous in your temples,
see AMOS 8:3, and your ordinary civil feasts in your palaces, into
mourning: see AMOS 8:3. AND ALL YOUR SONGS INTO LAMENTATION: t...
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Amos 8:10 turn H2015 (H8804) feasts H2282 mourning H60 songs H7892
lamentation H7015 bring H5927 (H8689) sackcloth...
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THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE JUDGMENT (AMOS 8:8).
For these people there would be a heavy price to pay because of their
sins. The land would tremble and all its inhabitants mourn. For YHWH
was about to br...
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THE FOURTH VISION - THE VISION OF THE BASKET OF SUMMER FRUIT
INDICATING THAT ISRAEL WERE ABOUT TO BE HARVESTED (AMOS 8:1).
In his fourth vision Amos was shown a basket of summer fruit (e.g.
figs and p...
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CONTENTS: The basket of summer fruit foretelling Israel's near ruin.
Summary of the case against Israel.
CHARACTERS: God, Amos.
CONCLUSION: The time of God's patience draws surely to a conclusion,
a...
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Amos 8:1. _A basket of summer fruit._ The Lord would not wait till the
vintage; he would cause their sun, as a nation, to set at noon, and
rise no more.
Amos 8:5. _That we may sell corn making the eph...
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_Hear this, O ye that swallow up the needy._
AVARICE
I. It is execrable in its spirit.
1. It is sacrilegious. Bad as Israel was, it still kept up the mere
observances of religion, yet these observa...
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AMOS—NOTE ON AMOS 8:1 In powerful word-pictures, Amos describes the
final end of Israel.
⇐ ⇔...
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AMOS—NOTE ON AMOS 8:9 Israel’s destruction will be so terrible
that even nature will go into mourning, with the SUN hiding its face.
This is similar to the darkness that covered the earth when God’s
o...
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CRITICAL NOTES.]
AMOS 8:4. HEAR] The nobles hated reproof. SWALLOW] Heb. gape after,
earnestly desire (Job 7:2); pant after goods as wild beasts for prey.
They sought to rid the land of all the poor....
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EXPOSITION
AMOS 8:1
§ 5. _In the fourth vision, the basket of summer fruit, the Lord
shows that the people is ripe for judgment. _Explaining this
revelation, Amos denounces the oppression and greed...
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Now in chapter 8:
Thus hath the Lord GOD showed unto me: and behold a basket of summer
fruit (Amos 8:1).
So now another vision, and in this vision he sees this summer fruit,
apricots and peaches, pl...
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1 Samuel 25:36; 2 Samuel 13:28; Amos 5:23; Amos 6:4; Amos 8:3;...
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Upon all loins — All sorts of persons shall put on mourning.
Baldness — Shaving the head and beard was a sign of the greatest
sadness. A bitter day — A bitter day, which you shall wish you had
never s...