Amós 8:1-3

1 Esto me mostró el Señor DIOS: He aquí, había una canasta de fruta de verano,
2 y El dijo: ¿Qué ves, Amós? Y respondí: Una canasta de fruta de verano. Entonces el SEÑOR me dijo: Ha llegado el fin para mi pueblo Israel. Ya no volveré a dejarlos sin castigo.
3 Los cantos del palacio se convertirán en gemido en aquel díadeclara el Señor DIOS. Muchos serán los cadáveres; en todo lugar los echarán fuera en silencio.

Amós 8:1-3 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO AMOS 8

In this chapter a fourth vision is delivered, the vision of a "basket of summer fruit"; signifying the destruction of the ten tribes, for which they were ripe, and which would quickly come upon them, Am 8:1-3; the rich are reproved for their oppression of the poor, their covetousness and earthly mindedness, Am 8:4-6; for which they are threatened with entire ruin, sudden calamities, and very mournful times, instead of light, joy, and gladness, Am 8:7-10; and particularly with a famine of hearing the word of God, Am 8:11,12; the consequence of which would be, a fainting of the young men and virgins for thirst, and the utter and irrecoverable ruin of all idolaters, Am 8:13,14.

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