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Amos 5:18–20 · BSB
5:18 Woe to you who long for the Day of the LORD! What will the Day of the LORD be for you? It will be darkness and not light.
5:19 It will be like a man who flees from a lion, only to encounter a bear, or who enters his house and rests his hand against the wall, only to be bitten by a snake.
5:20 Will not the Day of the LORD be darkness and not light, even gloom with no brightness in it?
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…and lift up our voices and our conversations be about a God who we love. I don't want it to be something that I just fall into once a week. InAmos chapter 5, God was furious with his people because they were worshiping. But they were only doing it as they went to the temple. Listen to his words starting…
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…people of God ended up in bondage, they ended up in exile. And the prophets had to kind of remind them, hey, it is about true worship. If you go toAmos chapter 5, in Amos chapter 5, verse 23, that's a really interesting verse. Amos is talking to the people, and he says the following He says, Take away the…
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…Thessalonians don't need anything more written, for they are fully aware that the day of the Lord will come. In the Old Testament, as we heard inAmos chapter 5, the day of the Lord is a day of judgment, but it's a day of destruction and salvation. It's a day when God comes to judge his enemies and redeem…
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…whether to the king or to the prince or even to the people. They prophesied God's word, commanding princes and kings to do justice. We see this inAmos chapter 5, 14 and 15. Seek good and not evil that you may live. So the Lord God of hosts will be with you as you have spoken. Hate evil, love good, establish…
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…this is not exclusively a 21st century thing. It was going on back in the Old Testament in the days of the prophets. I want you to hear whatAmos chapter 5says. Amos 5 verse 10, he and his people face the same thing. He says this, they hate him who reproves in the gate and they abhor him who speaks…
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…of Chaldeans. Did you see that? So which means that these images are something that they portrayed. Or represent. They represent. something. Now,Amos chapter 5, that's the last scripture that we have. Amos chapter 5. Look at verse 26. He said, you also carried Silco, your king, and Chium, your idol.…
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…God says okay, I won't do it that way. Fascinating, but that's not today's sermon. That's a little side note. So read chapter 7. Chapter 5 is todayAmos chapter 5. The passage that was read earlier by Ellie. I'm going to read it again and I think it's important that we have some context of what's going on.…
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…land. The same language what is this? This is prophetic pictures that become a prophetic pattern, and I'll mention what that is in just a second.Amos, chapter 5, israel's defeat by Assyria. In that day, I will darken the land in the daytime. Joel, chapter 2, the earth quakes before them, the sky shakes, the…
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…people were required to keep. The book of Amos, speaking about the Israelites, is a prime example of what was going on in both Israel and Judah. InAmos, chapter 5and verse 7, it says they turned justice into wormwood and threw righteousness to the ground. They hated the one who convicts the guilty at the…
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…band would start playing people would sing. They went, mumbled the lyrics and yet when God looked at what was happening, He was not happy. Hurry toAmos chapter 5. Is God speaking, he says, “I hate.” Did you know that God hates? “I hate,” God says. “I despise your religious festivals, your assemblies or…
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…but Amos puts them together. And I trust that as we work through this you will be able to see why. I'd like to look with you for our time together.Amos chapter 5, beginning in verse 18. And we'll read all the way through the end of chapter 6 if you would like to follow along. Again, that's Amos chapter 5,…
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…bread with the hungry and bring the homeless poor into the house? When you see the naked to cover him and not to hide yourself from your own flesh?Amos chapter 5, Therefore because you trample on the poor and you exact taxes of grain from him, you have built houses of hewn stone, but you shall not dwell in…
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…is not there at all? That doesn't mean a word that comes off your lips? Yes. The prophets say yes. Yes, it is. And God's people are prone to it. InAmos chapter 5, Amos says, you hate the truth. You trample the poor. You take a bribe. You turn aside from the needy. All of those things. And as a result of…
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…because you did not recognize the time of God's coming to you. It's that same idea that it's too late. That's really where we're coming to inAmos chapter 5. And Amos chapter 5 is the very center of the book. And if you write Hebrew, which I'm sure all of you do, you put the most important thing right…
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