Amos Chapter Quizzes
עמוֹס (Amos — “Burden Bearer”)
Amos, a shepherd called to prophesy, denounced social injustice and religious hypocrisy in prosperous Israel.
Written by Amos (c. 760-750 BC). To warn that religious ritual without social justice is worthless, and judgment is coming.
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About Amos
Amos, a shepherd and cultivator of figs from the small Judean village of Tekoa, was called by God to deliver a powerful message of judgment to the affluent northern kingdom of Israel. His prophetic ministry took place during the height of Jeroboam II's rule, a time marked by remarkable military victories and economic growth. Amos emphasized that with great privilege comes greater responsibility, and he condemned religious rituals that were disconnected from justice as offensive to God. His prophetic message, emerging from the margins of society, challenges the mistaken belief that material prosperity is a sign of God's blessing, instead revealing that the oppression of the poor, corruption in the courts, and worship lacking righteousness provoke God's judgment.
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| Ch | Title | Key Event | Verses | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Judgment on Nations | God pronounces judgment on surrounding nations | 15 | Take Quiz |
| 2 | Judgment on Israel and Judah | God condemns Israel and Judah for their sins | 16 | Take Quiz |
| 3 | God's Sovereign Judgment | God reveals His control over nations and Israel | 15 | Take Quiz |
| 4 | Call to Repentance | Warning of famine and judgment urging repentance | 13 | Take Quiz |
| 5 | Woe to Israel | Pronouncement of woes for social injustice and idolatry | 27 | Take Quiz |
| 6 | Woe to the Complacent | Condemnation of Israel's complacency and arrogance | 14 | Take Quiz |
| 7 | Visions of Judgment | Amos receives visions of locusts, fire, and plumb line | 17 | Take Quiz |
| 8 | Vision of the Basket | Vision of summer fruit symbolizing Israel's end | 14 | Take Quiz |
| 9 | Restoration and Judgment | God promises restoration and final judgment | 15 | Take Quiz |