Commentaries on Amos
John Gill's exposition of Amos interpreting the prophet's oracles against Israel's neighbors and his call for social justice and spiritual restoration.
A sermon at New Hampshire's election expounding biblical principles of governance and divine providence in civil affairs.
Cotton's sermon interpreting earthquake judgments as divine warnings against disobedience, preached to Boston's public congregation.
Calvin's commentary on Joel, Amos, and Obadiah, interpreting eschatological visions, social justice, and divine judgment.
Matthew Henry's fourth volume comments on Isaiah through Malachi, explaining prophetic texts and their theological significance for Christian readers.
Most-discussed verses in Amos
Verses cited by the most works across the whole library, not only the commentaries.