Amos pronounces woe on the complacent elite of Zion and Samaria. They lounge on costly furniture, feast, sing, drink wine in bowls, and invent comforts while refusing to grieve for Joseph’s affliction. Their self-confidence in military strength and luxury will end in exile, devastated houses, and a nation raised up against Israel.
Amos pronounces woe on the complacent elite of Zion and Samaria. They lounge on costly furniture, feast, sing, drink wine in bowls, and invent comforts while refusing to grieve for Joseph’s affliction. Their self-confidence in military strength and luxury will end in exile, devastated houses, and a nation raised up against Israel.
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