Amos 1-5

[wolfpurplemoon]

Apparently it gives Amos credibility as a true prophet to point out that he was a mere herdsman so therefore must have been talking to God.

Amos' predictions are all about the nations that God wants to destroy being set on fire.

We now have a list of all the terrible things that God has done to Israel and the fact that after each one they still didn't come back to him, well of course not, would you go back to an abusive father/husband?

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Dude no one wants to hear or read your blasphemy. Stop posting...

The message is there.

[(Anonymous)]

Gods treatment of his creations is an illustration of the implants of obedience. When the bible was written, people were not politically correct, easily offended or in any way "Nancyfied"the way we are now. This was what people needed to here in those days. This book want ment at the time to be written with 21st century metro's and feminists in mind.I have to understand that before you will be able to properly interperate the bible. Unless if course you just want to ignorantly tear it down, which is fine if that's your idea of a good time, or time well spent.

Re: The message is there.

[liedownlovely.livejournal.com]

Oh my god, I've sat here for a good few minutes trying to figure out how to even begin replying to this, but the only thing I get stuck in my head is this image.



Dear anonymous, if you're going to try and convince someone to stop posting or even try to show them your side of an argument, please please please learn to spell when communicating in written form. It's the very least you could do.

I'm just going to go over here and laugh and cry simultaneously.

Don't stop posting, wolfpurplemoon. You have some intelligent commenters of various faiths who are interested in your so-called blasphemy.

Re: The message is there.

[wolfpurplemoon]

Oh don't worry, a little accusation of blasphemy isn't about to stop me, I've come too far now! I love that diagram btw.

[sin-eater.livejournal.com]

I assure you that many people read her and I for one very much enjoy her blasphemy.