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Amos 8:9 · BSB
8:9 And in that day, declares the Lord GOD, I will make the sun go down at noon, and I will darken the earth in the daytime.
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…same. Scripture has warned us not of the days to come, but Scripture's warned us of the days we're living in right now. Listen to these words fromAmos chapter 8and verse 11. The Lord is speaking. Listen to what he says to us. Look, the days are coming, this is the declaration of the Lord God, when I will…
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…like a wild donkey all alone. Ephraim has hired lovers. And so uh they no longer exist. Israel uh is uh swallowed up. Amos, the book of Amos.Amos chapter 8. Thus the Lord God showed me and behold there was a basket of summer fruit. He said, "What do you see Amos?" And he said, said, "I see a basket of…
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…perfect, because he is good, because he is God, he rose from the dead signifying his victory over sin, and over death. Jesus tasted the judgment ofAmos chapter 8so that you can taste the goodness and forgiveness and peace of God. And that means for all of you who feel far off, for all of you who know that…
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…picture here of physical starvation reminds me of the greater famine that we see in the world today. It's the famine the prophet Amos spoke of inAmos chapter 8and verse 11, when he said, Behold, the days come, saith the Lord, that I will send a famine in the land, not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for…
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…of this condition and if I spiritualise that we are living in days not of a literal famine but of a spiritual famine. And in the book of Amos, inAmos chapter 8and in the verse 11, we read a tremendous statement there in relation to the subject of famine. It says in Amos 8 verse 11, Behold, the days come,…
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…this evening. We thank you for coming, and we pray the Lord will richly bless us as we fellowship together. Now my text this evening is taken fromAmos chapter 8verses one and two. Thus hath the Lord God showed unto me, Behold the basket of summer fruit. And he said, Amos, what see us thy And I said, a…
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…One more thing on the darkness. I'm getting ahead of myself. They also ought to have remembered the prophecy that they were given by Amos inAmos chapter 8, 9 through 10. And it says this, and on that day, declares the Lord God, I will make the sun go down at noon. It's pretty particular. And darken…
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…Testament. You're going to find Daniel, Hosea, Joel, and then Amos. It's about four little books right after Daniel, which we've been to before. SoAmos chapter 8is what we're going to look at. So Amos is actually a prophet and he was a farmer. So he would have known about planting, he would have known about…
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…the supernatural darkness of divine judgment. It's like the ninth plague on Egypt in Exodus chapter 10. It's like the prophet Amos had announced inAmos chapter 8, I will make the sun go down at noon and darken the earth in broad daylight. As Jesus hung on that cross, He wasn't just experiencing the verdict…
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…I'd be happy to. But we're going to be back and forth a whole bunch this morning. So the first allusion to the Old Testament is from the prophetAmos, chapter 8. And just before we read the passage, Amos is a prophetic book in the Old Testament, and it details the judgment of God upon the evil committed by…
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…the truth. Why? Because God understood what we need to understand, and you need to understand it because this is in the day in which we live.Amos chapter 8, Old Testament, God foresaw the day, and I think we're living in it. God said this would happen. He said, The days are coming, declares the Lord…
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…what this darkness is about. It's not divine mourning. This darkness is a divine judgment. The Old Testament speaks of prophecies, particularly inAmos chapter 8. It speaks of prophecies of midday darkness sent by God in reference to his divine judgment against sin and sinners. Many scholars see even in this…
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If you have your Bibles this morning, I want you to turn to Amos,Amos chapter 8. I'm sharing with you these days a sermon series I call First Things First because straight out the gate I wanted you to know the priorities that I…
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…tough work, but we've been there. And it's also a privilege and honor today to bring God's word to you. So I believe they have read the scripture,Amos chapter 8. A number of years ago, I had received a letter from a debt collection firm demanding I pay up. This was the time when I was still a student. The…
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…word of God. In Amos chapter 8, verse 11 and 12, God issued a frightful prophecy, which I believe is very true of us today. This is what he says,Amos chapter 8. Behold, the days are coming, declares the Lord God, when I will send a famine on the land, not a famine of bread nor a thirst for water, but of…
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…this darkness is a picture of God's judgment. We could read about it in many prophets. Joel, Zephaniah. But this morning, I want to look briefly atAmos chapter 8where God is speaking of His judgment on His people. On the day of the Lord, His coming judgment. And I'll just read a couple of the verses that…
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…where you heard the latest news, but it was also the place where the courts resided. And in Amos's day, the gates were places of deep injustice. InAmos chapter 8, he tells us that there are businessmen who are using 2 sets of scales. 1 that they use for their friends and family, and then weighted scales that…
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Well, good evening. I just want to read the first three verses of that again, but this time in the NIV. It's a very, as we saw, it's a great picture,Amos chapter 8. And these two translations, the ESV and the NIV, get different bits more helpfully than others. So let me just read the first three verses and…
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…no truth to apply to nobody. Which is when we were standing here earlier giving out Bibles to the second greaters, what went through my mind wasAmos chapter 8, about verse 10 to 12, where Amos, God prophesies through Amos, speaks through the prophet Amos and says, the days are coming, declare as a…
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Invite you to open your bibles to the book of Amos, Or you can look in your worship guide, we have it printed on the back page.Amos chapter 8. I'll begin reading in verse 4. Hear this, you who trample on the needy, and bring the poor of the land to an end, saying, when will the new moon…
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