- Where would the prophet be in terms of the description of the first verse?
- Why is this prediction set in the most kadosh of locations?
- Is there any escape from that which will unfold (Amos 9:2-3)?
- Even in exile, will they be spared further punishment?
- Amos 9:5-6 affirm the majesty of Divinity and its omnipotence; how would this relate to the previous verses?
- Does the mood of the prophecy change with Amos 9:7?
- What is the significance of comparing the Israelites to the sons of the dark skinned (Ethiopians)?
- While God brought the Israelites out of Egypt, God also brought the Philistines from; what is the implication?
- In the last analysis, irrespective of love and selection, what is the attitude of God towards the transgressor (Amos 9:8)?
- Yet, there is some hope (end of verse 8) — what is it?
- Will those Israelites who dwell outside of Israel be spared (Amos 9:9-10)?
- Yet, when that “process” has been complete what is predicted (Amos 9:11)?
- And with the coming of that will nature respond favorably?
- What will become of the exiled folk?
- And, in Amos 9:15, what is the final prophecy of Amos for Israel and in whose name does he state it?
