Introduction Amos was not a prophet by trade. Instead he called himself âa herdsman who also took care of sycamore fig treesâ (Amos 7:14; 1:1). From Tekoa in Judah, Amos was called by God to give a specific message to the northern kingdom of Israel. The message is dated âtwo years before the earthquakeâ during […]
Chapter eleven continues the break in the judgment timeline as John was told about the coming of two unique witnesses. (There is nothing in chapter eleven to indicate that he saw them in a vision but was rather told about them.) These two witnesses will âprophesy for 1,260 daysâ (Revelation 11:3). This period is also
Chapter twelve records the final pieces of Jesusâ public ministry. The Passion Week that the Synoptics unpacked in multiple chapters each, John limited to this one chapter, because his focus would be on Jesusâ time with his disciples, which the other writers mostly panned. It was also John who helped solidify the chronology of the
