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Our Future Hope; Amos 5-9
Season 8, Episode 18
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26-Aug-2026
The language that the prophet Amos uses is so interesting. While he explains that God will bring brutal destruction to northern Israel, he also includes their future hope. In verse 9, Amos uses the imagery of the people of Israel being shaken through a grain sieve, which is the nations they will be exiled to. The purpose of their punishment is judgment on evil and purification. Once they are passed through that sieve, the exile, God will bring back the good
remnant. Amos 9:15 says, “ ‘I will plant them in their land, and no longer shall they be pulled up from the land I have given them,’ says the LORD your God.” This has happened and continues to happen! This prophecy resonates with our current world. When looking at world politics and the modern nation of Israel, keep in mind that Israel is here again because God willed it. The
Bible is never out of date or irrelevant. Another reason why we, as believers, should continue to read the Bible daily and quiet ourselves to listen to God.
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