Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,1 |         B. Israel’s Crimes and Doom — Chs. 3-6.~1 — Ch. 3. Social
 2 4,1 |   Leaders.~ C. Five Visions of Doom — Chs. 7-9:10. ~ D. Final
 3 4,2 |      the certainty of Israel’s doom in his heart. Then in rapid
 4 4,2 |        to Amos that the coming doom was at hand, so he wrapped
 5 4,6 |            Israel’s Crimes and Doom (Chs. 3-6). ~ Amos’ second
 6 4,7 |                Five Visions of Doom (Chs. 7-9:10).~ These visions,
 7 4,7 |     Amos closes his message of doom by going beyond his earlier
 8 5,6 | apparently inevitable story of doom is unrolled it is preceded
 9 6,8 |     Isaiah’s message is one of doom, for his task is one of
10 6,2 |      connected. The oracles of doom on Israel and Judah could
11 6,6 |    includes both in one common doom.~ The interpretation of
12 7,3 |        a message of inevitable doom, and therefore be­yond her
13 11,1|         1-25:14. Prophecies of Doom.~1 — Ch. 1. The call of
14 11,5|       the instruments of God’s doom were even then being prepared
15 11,6|     sureness and terror of the doom that God reveals to His
16 11,3|   their ears to the message of doom. Further symbolic actions
17 11,4|    After his solemn message of doom by the breaking of the jar (
18 11,6|       brought God’s message of doom (8:18-9:2; and already 4:
19 11,6|       Jehoiakim and the king’s doom drew near; but before that
20 11,6|     drew near; but before that doom fell, Jeremiah appeared
21 12,3|        the future and sees the doom already completed, so here
22 13,1|       Chs. 1-24. Prophecies of Doom.~1 — Chs. 1-7. The Call
23 13,6|                     The Coming Doom of Jerusalem (Chs. 4-7). ~
24 13,6|    ceived his final message of doom in which he saw Jerusalem
25 13,8|  fulfilment of his prophecy of doom on Jerusalem, God recommissioned