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Identifier: biblepanoramaorh00fost (find matches)
Title: The Bible panorama, or The Holy Scriptures in picture and story
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: Foster, William A. (from old catalog)
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still worshipped the golden calves. Then the Lord sent Amos the prophet to speak to them. Amos came andsaid, that they were the only peoiole in all the earth whom the Lord had chosenfor his own, yet instead of serving him, they served idols, and disobeyed hiscommandments. They were cruel to the poor, they deceived and robbed oneanother when they sold corn and wheat, they hated those persons who did justlyand told the truth, but took bribes from the wicked and allowed them to go onin their wickedness. The Lord had seen all their sins, Amos said, and had kept back the rain from their fields, and sent famine and pestilence into their land, to show them he was angry; still they would not turn from their evil ways. Therefore a greater punishment should be sent upon them. There would be weeping and wailing in their streets and their vineyards; for an enemy should come who would gain the victory over them, and treat them cruelly, and they should be: carried away captives to other lands. 164
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THE PROPHET AMOS. 165 Amos. The Ten Tribes are Carried away Captive. 7CFTER Jeroboam, the son of Jehoash, other kings reigned over the ten tribesjt*\_ of Israel. All of them did evil, for they worshipped idols and disobeyedthe commandments of God. For a long time the people of Israel had been doing wickedly; ever sincethey separated from the tribes of Judah and Benjamin and made a kingdom oftheir own, they had been sinning against God. For instead of (loing as he tanghtthem, they chose to do as the heathen nations did that lived around them.Those nations would not serve God, because he commanded them to be pureand holy; they served false gods, who, they pretended, allowed them to doeverything that was wicked. The Bible tells us they worshipped their false gods in the high places.These were places where altars and images were set up. The heathen peoplemade them on mountains and hills, and there they worshipped their false gods.And the people of Israel did like them. They, too, made hig

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