Amos · Chapter 2 · Amos 5–9
The Plumb-line
A lamentation for the virgin of Israel: seek me, and ye shall live; him that maketh the Pleiades and Orion; I hate, I despise your feasts — but let justice roll down as waters; woe to them that are at ease in Zion; then the visions: the locusts, the fire, and a plumb-line in the midst of my people; Amaziah of Beth-el and the herdsman and dresser of sycomore-trees; a basket of summer fruit; a famine of hearing the words of Jehovah; and the tabernacle of David raised up, the plowman overtaking the reaper.
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TitleChapter 2: The Plumb-lineAmos 5 – 9
Page 15Seek Ye Me, and Ye Shall LiveAmos 5:1–5
Page 16Seek Ye Me, and Ye Shall LiveAmos 5:6–11
Page 17Seek Ye Me, and Ye Shall LiveAmos 5:12–17
Page 18Let Justice Roll DownAmos 5:18–23
Page 19Let Justice Roll DownAmos 5:24–27
Page 20Woe to Them That Are at Ease in ZionAmos 6:1–8
Page 21Woe to Them That Are at Ease in ZionAmos 6:9–14
Page 22Thus the Lord Jehovah Showed MeAmos 7:1–3
Page 23Thus the Lord Jehovah Showed MeAmos 7:4–6
Page 24A Plumb-lineAmos 7:7–9
Page 25Amaziah the Priest of Beth-elAmos 7:10–13
Page 26Amaziah the Priest of Beth-elAmos 7:14–17
Page 27A Basket of Summer FruitAmos 8:1–3
Page 28The Sun to Go Down at NoonAmos 8:4–10
Page 29A Famine of HearingAmos 8:11–14
Page 30Beside the AltarAmos 9:1–4
Page 31Beside the AltarAmos 9:5–7
Page 32The Tabernacle of DavidAmos 9:8–12
Page 33The Tabernacle of DavidAmos 9:13–15