Book of Amos

Type: Writing
Subtype: Book

Alternate Labels

  • Amos
  • Amos, Book of
  • Amos, The Book of

Key Passages

  • Amos 1:1-9:15

Reading List

Content

Overview

  • Amos | The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, Revised
  • Introduction | The New American Commentary: Amos, Obadiah, Jonah
  • Amos | Eerdman’s Dictionary of the Bible
  • Amos | Holman Bible Handbook
  • Amos | Holman Bible Handbook
  • Amos | Holman Concise Bible Commentary
  • Amos | The Bible Guide
  • Amos | The Bible Reader’s Companion
  • Amos | Wiersbe’s expository outlines on the Old Testament

Outline

  • Structure | Holman Concise Bible Commentary
  • Outline | Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionary
  • Outline | The Bible Knowledge Commentary

Contents

  • Contents | Eerdman’s Dictionary of the Bible
  • Structure | The Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary
  • Content | Tyndale Bible Dictionary

Origin

Authorship

  • Author | The Books of the Bible Made Easy
  • Author | Tyndale Bible Dictionary

Date

  • Date | The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, Revised
  • Date | Eerdmans Bible Dictionary
  • Date | The Books of the Bible Made Easy

Purpose

Background

Historical Context

  • Amos’ Era | Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 31: Hosea-Jonah
  • Setting | Eerdmans Bible Dictionary

Recipients

Location

Objects

Geography

Key Figures

  • The Man Amos | Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 31: Hosea-Jonah
  • Biography | The Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary

Canon

Canonicity

Historicity

Form

Unity

Composition

Text

Style

  • Amos’ Style | Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 31: Hosea-Jonah

Structure

  • Divisions | The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, Revised
  • Structure | Holman Concise Bible Commentary

Meaning

Theme

Emphases

Message

Theology

  • Theology | The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, Revised

Significance

Spiritual Content

Additional Information

Bibliography

  • Bibliography | The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, Revised
  • Bibliography | Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 31: Hosea-Jonah

Logos Resources

External Readings

  • A. Bentzen, “The Ritual Background of Amos 1.2-2.16,” Oudtestamentische Studien, VIII (Leiden: Brill, 1950), pp. 85-99.
  • R. E. Clements, Prophecy and Covenant, Studies in Biblical Theology, No. 43 (Naperville, Ill: Alec R. Allenson, 1965), chapter. 6.
  • D. R. Hillers, Treaty-Curses and the Old Testament Prophecy (Rome: Pontifical Biblical Institute, 1964).
  • Arvid Schou Kapelrud, Central ideas in Amos (Oslo: Oslo University Press, 1961).
  • Arvid Schou Kapelrud, “New Ideas in Amos,” Supplements to Vetus Testamentum, XV (1965), pp. 193-206.
  • James L Mays, “Amos,” The Old Testament Library (Philadelphia: Westminster, 1969)
  • George Adam Smith, The Book of the Twelve Prophets, I, rev. ed. (New York: Harper & Row, 1940).
  • Samuel Tenien, “Amos and Wisdom,” in Israel’s Prophetic Heritage, Essays in honor of James Muilenburg, eds. Bernhard W. Anderson and Walter Harrelson, (New York: Harper & Row, 1962 ), pp. 108-115.
  • Gerhard von Rad, Old Testament Theology, vol. II: The Theology of Israel’s Prophetic Traditions (New York: Harper & Row, 1965) pp. 131-32.
  • H. H. Rowley, “Was Amos a Nabi?” in Gottes ist der Orient: Festschrift für Prof. D. Dr. Otto Eissfeldt (Berlin: Evangelische Verlaganstalt, 1959), pp. 191-98.
  • James M. Ward, Amos and Isaiah: Prophets of the Word of God (New York: Abingdon, 1969).
  • Hans Walter Wolff, Amos, the Prophet, trans. by Foster R. McCurley, ed. Reumann by John (Philadelphia: Fortress, 1973).


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