Amos finishes the foreign-nation oracles with Moab, condemns Judah for despising the law of the LORD, and then turns to Israel. Israel sells the righteous for silver, oppresses the poor, practices sexual sin, corrupts worship, and forgets the LORD’s gracious acts; therefore even the swift, strong, and armed will not escape His judgment.
Amos finishes the foreign-nation oracles with Moab, condemns Judah for despising the law of the LORD, and then turns to Israel. Israel sells the righteous for silver, oppresses the poor, practices sexual sin, corrupts worship, and forgets the LORD’s gracious acts; therefore even the swift, strong, and armed will not escape His judgment.
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