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Commentary on the books of Joel and Amos by Baruch Maoz
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Joel and Amos, Commentary, Baruch Maoz, Hebrew
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Commentary on the books of Joel and Amos by Baruch Maoz
Joel and Amos are two of the most important prophets of Israel, and also the earliest. Joel and his furious prophecies were used as a foundation for many later prophecies and were a source of their key ideas. The Prophet Amos is distinguished by his moral and social sensitivity and his prophecies about the nations of the region and not only the northern kingdom. Also today, things must be uttered in the ears of the people of Israel, and they must implement them, internalize and make them an essential part of their pattern of thinking and their lives. This book will help anyone who is interested in deepening their understanding of the Scriptures. The author interprets the Book of Joel and the Book of Amos verse by verse, adding notes relevant to our times. Each chapter ends with a summary of the ideas that appear in it and a brief prayer
Pages: 260
Cover: Soft
ISBN: 978-965-7454-06-0
Additional books in the series: Hosea, Judges, Obadiah, and Micah
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