Chapter, Paragraph

1 4,6 |         Amos’ second message begins by stressing that not merely
2 6,7 |       6.~ The second section begins with the rejection of the
3 6,2 |   glory.~ The former section begins with Babylon, the city of
4 9,3 |  purely accidental.~ The ode begins with a description of the
5 10,2|    book itself.~ The prophet begins (1:2ff) by complaining about
6 11,2| sacrifices is in 7:21-26. He begins by mockingly calling on
7 13,7|   second group of prophecies begins with a long trance-vision (
8 18,3|      V). in which each verse begins with the same letter of