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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2026 · 5 MIN

The Shocking Reason God Sent Amos to Israel - Day 198

from Learn The Bible · host Nathan McLeod

Learn the harsh warnings from the Amos prophetic ministry and how they relate to the pursuit of justice today. Explore the core message of the book of Amos and its connection to our need for mercy. This breakdown examines the specific historical context of the prophet Amos warnings regarding the Northern Kingdom of Israel. If you have ever struggled to connect the Old Testament prophets to the New Testament gospel, this analysis clarifies the transition from the law to justification by faith in Jesus Christ. We discuss the societal injustice in Israel during the time of Amos and contrast it with the redemption offered through Christ. By looking at these ancient texts, you will gain a clearer understanding of why the plea for mercy remains relevant for believers today, even when referencing leaders like King David. DAY 198 - July 17 Amos 5 • Romans 4:1-15 • Psalm 86:1-10 ❗❗❗SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS❗❗❗ Covenant Security Equipment 👉 covenantsecurityequipment.com Good Leads 👉 https://podio.com/webforms/30687414/2604082 Learn the Bile in a Year Book (Paper) - https://amzn.to/48YyFXF Learn the Bible in a Year (Free Digital Version) - https://mailchi.mp/9c9a1eb8fa63/szrbofrj8d

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