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Amos 3:1

Amos 3:1

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public Domain

The peculiar favour which God has shown the Israelites enhances the guilt of their ingratitude and increases their punishment. Hear this word. Each address (; ) begins with this solemn call.

O children of Israel. The summons is addressed to the twelve tribes, as the following words prove; but the succeeding denunciation is confined to Israel, Judah being only indirectly warned that she may expect a similar fate unless she turns in time.

I brought up from the land of Egypt. This is mentioned as the crowning act of God's favour ().

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