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Old Testament
The Prophecy of Amos
Chapter 1 - The prophet threatens Damascus, Gaza, Tyre, Edom, and Ammon with the judgments of God, for their obstinacy in sin.
Chapter 2 - The judgments with which God threatens Moab, Juda, and Israel for their sins, and their ingratitude.
Chapter 3 - The evils that shall fall upon Israel for their sins.
Chapter 4 - The Israelites are reproved for their oppressing the poor, for their idolatry, and their incorrigibleness.
Chapter 5 - A lamentation for Israel: an exhortation to return to God.
Chapter 6 - The desolation of Israel for their pride and luxury.
Chapter 7 - The prophet sees, in three visions, evils coming upon Israel: he is accused of treason by the false priest of Bethel.
Chapter 8 - Under the figure of a hook, which bringeth down the fruit, the approaching desolation of Israel is foreshewed for their avarice and injustices.
Chapter 9 - The certainty of the desolation of Israel: the restoring of the tabernacle of David, and the conversion of the Gentiles to the church; which shall flourish for ever.
Haydock Commentary notes for The Prophecy of Amos