Amos, Hosea / James M. Ward. [print]
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TextSeries: Knox preaching guidesPublication details: Atlanta : J. Knox Press, (c)1981.Description: 102 pages ; 22 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
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- 9780804232258
- BS1585
- BS1585.W259.A467 1981
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Amos. Many nations, one justice (1:1-2:16) ; Religious knowledge and moral accountability (3:1-2; 9:7-10) ; Action and reaction (3:3-8) ; Precarious privilege (3:9-4:3) ; Missed opportunities (4:4-13) ; The unexpected day of the Lord (5:1-20) ; Piety versus social action (5:21-25) ; Power and pride (6:1-14) ; Vision and inspiration (7:1-9; 8:1-3) ; Confrontation in Bethel (7:10-17) ; The end of a nation (8:4-14; 9:1-6) ; A distant hope (9:11-15) -- Hosea. Covenant as marriage (1:1-3:5) ; The knowledge of God (4:1-19) ; The absent God (5:1-15) ; Revival on the third day (6:1-6) ; Faith and/or politics (6:7-7:16) ; A king for the people (8:1-14) ; Perversity of root and branch (9:1-17) ; Ruined fortresses, deserted temples (10:1-15) ; God's parental love (11:1-11) ; The patriarch as archetype (12:1-15) ; The death of a kingdom (13:1-16) ; New life for a people (14:1-9).
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