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KJV summary for : Amos 7

Summary: In Amos chapter 7, the prophet Amos encounters a series of visions and confrontations that illustrate God's impending judgment on Israel. The chapter opens with a vision of locusts, symbolizing destruction, which Amos pleads against, leading God to relent for a time. Next, Amos sees a vision of fire, representing divine judgment, which he also intercedes for, and again, God shows mercy by postponing the calamity. The chapter then introduces the figure of Amaziah, a priest of Bethel, who rebukes Amos and tells him to flee to Judah, accusing him of being a troublemaker. In response, Amos asserts his divine calling and the authenticity of his message, emphasizing that he is not a professional prophet but one called by God. The chapter concludes with a stark prophecy of judgment against Amaziah and his family, highlighting themes of God's sovereignty, the seriousness of prophetic ministry, and the unyielding consequences of Israel's sin. The overall message reinforces the importance of heeding divine warnings and the accountability of leaders before God.

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