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Prefaces to the Commentaries on the Minor Prophets.
... Prophets adopted by the LXX. and the Hebrew respectively, the Hebrew order being
that now in use. It also gives the etymological meaning of their names. Amos. ...
/.../jerome/the principal works of st jerome/prefaces to the commentaries on.htm
Of the Times of the Prophets Whose Oracles are Contained in Books ...
... [1149] Isaiah the son of Amos"either the ... But we can find the date of these two prophets
in the chronicles, [1152] not in their own writings, for they say ...
//christianbookshelf.org/augustine/city of god/chapter 27 of the times of.htm
Amos
... AMOS. Amos, the first of the literary prophets, is also one of the greatest.
Hosea may be more tender, Isaiah more serenely majestic ...
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The Twelve Minor Prophets.
... Hebrew prophets, except such as are embodied in the historical books; for Hosea,
Joel, and Amos, at least, are older than Isaiah, and the three prophets of the ...
/.../barrows/companion to the bible/chapter xxiii the twelve minor.htm
It is Proved from the Prophets that the Passion and Death of ...
... And the prophets had predicted that all these things would thus come to pass. ... says:
[1541] "And they shall look on me whom they pierced." Amos [1542] thus ...
/.../lactantius/the divine institutes/chap xlvi it is proved from.htm
The Title of the Book.
... servants things which must shortly come to pass;" for "surely the Lord God doeth
nothing, but he revealeth his secrets unto his servants the prophets," Amos 3:7 ...
/.../bliss/a brief commentary on the apocalypse/the title of the book.htm
Messianic Predictions in the Prophets.
... touched upon by Hosea, Joel, and Amos, they, therefore, did not know them, is shown
by the fact that neither do several among the later prophets"as Jeremiah ...
/.../christology of the old testament/messianic predictions in the prophets.htm
Of the Subject to whom the Key of Authority is Committed.
... prophesie, (as the Prophets of Israel) or were set apart, and trained up, to prepare
for such a calling, as the sons of the Prophets. When Amos was forbidden ...
/.../the keyes of the kingdom of heaven and power thereof/chap v of the subject.htm
Introductory Letter.
... iv.18.) In fine, so narrow is the way which leads unto life, that the Lord, speaking
by the prophets Amos and Zachariah, calls those who are to be saved brands ...
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The Prophet Amos.
... That which is common to Amos with the contemporary prophets, is the absolute clearness
with which he foresees that, before salvation comes, all that is glorious ...
/.../hengstenberg/christology of the old testament/the prophet amos.htm
Torrey's Topical Textbook
Amos 1:1The words of Amos, who was among the herdsmen of Tekoa, which he saw concerning Israel in the days of Uzziah king of Judah, and in the days of Jeroboam the son of Joash king of Israel, two years before the earthquake.
Torrey's Topical TextbookAmos 7:14,15
Then answered Amos, and said to Amaziah, I was no prophet, neither was I a prophet's son; but I was an herdsman, and a gatherer of sycomore fruit:
Torrey's Topical Textbook
Subtopics
False Prophets: Called Foolish Prophets
False Prophets: Compared to Foxes in the Desert
False Prophets: Compared to Wind
False Prophets: Covetous
False Prophets: Crafty
False Prophets: Drunken
False Prophets: Immoral and Profane
False Prophets: Influenced by Evil Spirits
False Prophets: Involved the People in Their own Ruin
False Prophets: Judgments Denounced Against
False Prophets: Light and Treacherous
False Prophets: Made Use of by God to Prove Israel
False Prophets: Mode of Trying and Detecting
False Prophets: Not Sent or Commissioned by God
False Prophets: Often Deceived by God As a Judgment
False Prophets: Often Practised Divination and Witchcraft
False Prophets: Often Pretended to Dreams
False Prophets: Predicted to Arise in the Latter Times
False Prophets: Predicted to Arise: Before Destruction of Jerusalem
False Prophets: Pretended to be Sent by God
False Prophets: Prophesied in the Name of False Gods
False Prophets: Prophesied: Falsely
False Prophets: Prophesied: Lies in the Name of the Lord
False Prophets: Prophesied: out of Their own Heart
False Prophets: Prophesied: Peace, when There Was No Peace
False Prophets: The People: Deprived of God's Word By
False Prophets: The People: Encouraged and Praised
False Prophets: The People: Led Into Error
False Prophets: The People: Made to Forget God's Name By
False Prophets: The People: Oppressed and Defrauded By
False Prophets: The People: Taught Profaneness and Sin By
False Prophets: The People: Warned not to Listen To
False Prophets: Women Sometimes Acted As
Modern Day Prophets
Prophets
Prophets Reward
Prophets were Called: Holy Men of God
Prophets were Called: Holy Prophets
Prophets were Called: Men of God
Prophets were Called: Prophets of God
Prophets were Called: Seers
Prophets were Consulted in all Difficulties
Prophets were Esteemed As Holy Men
Prophets were Mighty Through Faith
Prophets were Required: Not to Speak Anything But What They Received from God
Prophets were Required: To be Bold and Undaunted
Prophets were Required: To be Vigilant and Faithful
Prophets were Required: To Declare Everything That the Lord Commanded
Prophets were Required: To Receive With Attention all God's Communications
Prophets were Sent to Denounce the Wickedness of Kings
Prophets were Sent to Exhort to Faithfulness and Constancy in God's Service
Prophets were Sent to Predict the Coming of Christ
Prophets were Sent to Predict the Downfall of Nations
Prophets were Sent to Reprove the Wicked and Exhort to Repentance
Prophets were Under the Influence of the Holy Spirit While Prophesying
Prophets: Aaron
Prophets: Agabus
Prophets: Ahijah
Prophets: Amos
Prophets: Anna
Prophets: Assisted the Jews in Their Great National Undertakings
Prophets: Azariah the Son of Oded
Prophets: Benefits of Presents
Prophets: Benefits of Presents Refused By
Prophets: Called Seers
Prophets: Christ Exercised the office of
Prophets: Christ Predicted to Exercise the office of
Prophets: Counselors to Kings
Prophets: Daniel
Prophets: Daughters of Philip
Prophets: David
Prophets: Deborah
Prophets: Elijah
Prophets: Elisha
Prophets: Enoch
Prophets: Extraordinary: Often Endued With Miraculous Power
Prophets: Extraordinary: Specially Raised up on Occasions of Emergency
Prophets: Ezekiel
Prophets: False
Prophets: False: 400 in Samaria
Prophets: False: Denunciations Against
Prophets: False: Noadiah
Prophets: False: Punishment of
Prophets: False: Warnings To
Prophets: Felt Deeply on Account of the Calamities Which They Predicted
Prophets: Frequently in Their Actions Were Made Signs to the People
Prophets: Frequently Left Without Divine Communication on Account of
Prophets: Frequently Married Men
Prophets: Frequently Spoke in Parables and Riddles
Prophets: Gad
Prophets: God Avenged all Injuries Done To
Prophets: God Communicated to At Various Time and in Different Ways
Prophets: God Communicated To by an Audible Voice
Prophets: God Communicated To by Angels
Prophets: God Communicated To by Dreams and Visions
Prophets: God Communicated to His Secret Things
Prophets: God Spoke of Old By
Prophets: Great Patience of, Under Suffering
Prophets: Habakkuk
Prophets: Haggai
Prophets: Hanani
Prophets: Hosea
Prophets: Huldah
Prophets: Iddo
Prophets: Inspiration of
Prophets: Inspired by Angels
Prophets: Isaiah
Prophets: Jacob
Prophets: Jeduthun
Prophets: Jehu the Son of Hanani
Prophets: Jeremiah
Prophets: Joel
Prophets: John
Prophets: Jonah
Prophets: Kept the Chronicles
Prophets: Malachi
Prophets: Martyrs
Prophets: Micah
Prophets: Micaiah the Son of Imlah
Prophets: Miriam
Prophets: Moses
Prophets: Nahum
Prophets: Nathan
Prophets: Noah
Prophets: Not Honored in Their own Country
Prophets: Obadiah
Prophets: Oded
Prophets: Often Accompanied by Music While Predicting
Prophets: Often Committed Their Predictions to Writing
Prophets: Often Led a Wandering and Unsettled Life
Prophets: One Generally Attached to the King's Household
Prophets: Ordinary: Numerous in Israel
Prophets: Ordinary: The Sacred Bards of the Jews
Prophets: Ordinary: Trained up and Instructed in Schools
Prophets: Paul
Prophets: Persecutions of
Prophets: Peter
Prophets: Predictions of Frequently Proclaimed at the Gate of the Lord's House
Prophets: Predictions of Proclaimed in the Cities and Streets
Prophets: Predictions of Were all Fulfilled
Prophets: Predictions of Written on Rolls and Read to the People
Prophets: Predictions of Written on Tables and Fixed up in some Public Place
Prophets: Presented With Gifts by Those Who Consulted Them
Prophets: Prophet of Judah
Prophets: Prophet Sent to Eli
Prophets: Prophet Set to Israel
Prophets: Samuel
Prophets: Schools of
Prophets: Shemaiah
Prophets: Simple in Their Manner of Life
Prophets: Sometimes Received Divine Communications and Uttered
Prophets: Sometimes Thought It Right to Reject Presents
Prophets: Sometimes Uttered Their Predictions in Verse
Prophets: Spoke in the Name of the Lord
Prophets: The Historiographers of the Jewish Nation
Prophets: The Interpreters of Dreams
Prophets: The Jews: Often Imprisoned Them
Prophets: The Jews: Often Left Without, on Account of Sin
Prophets: The Jews: Often Put Them to Death
Prophets: The Jews: Often Tried to Make Them Speak Smooth Things
Prophets: The Jews: Persecuted Them
Prophets: The Jews: Require to Hear and Believe
Prophets: The Messengers of God
Prophets: The Servants of God
Prophets: The Watchmen of Israel
Prophets: Women Sometimes Endowed As
Prophets: Wore a Coarse Dress of Hair-Cloth
Prophets: Writings of, Read in the Synagogues Every Sabbath
Prophets: Zacharias the Father of John
Prophets: Zadok
Prophets: Zechariah Son of Iddo
Prophets: Zephaniah
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