8: Shall not the land tremble for this [injustice] and everyone mourn that dwells in it? And it shall rise up wholly as a flood Daniel 9:26 and it shall be cast out and drowned as by the flood of Egypt
Comments: Amos 8:8 is possibly
a dual prophecy for two groups of people: Amos’s contemporaries (Amos 8:4-7) and
for their descendants who will be alive during the Time of Jacob’s Trouble/The
Great Tribulation and live to see the Day Christ Returns (Amos 8:8-10).
9: (-) [Amos 8:9-10 is a prophecy for those who survive the Time of Jacob’s Trouble and of the Day
Christ Returns] And it shall come to pass on “that day” declares
ADONAI YHWH that I
will cause the sun to go down at noon and I will darken the earth
in the clear day Matthew
24:29 10: And I
will turn your feasts into mourning and all your songs into lamentation and I
will bring up sackcloth upon all loins and baldness upon every head and I will
make it as the mourning of
an only son and the end thereof as a bitter day The Day Christ
Returns Zechariah 12:10 (-)
Comments: Amos 8:7-11 is an
example of two separate prophecies presented as one in a non-chronological
free-flow ↓↑, where a prophecy for contemporaries of Amos includes
a cryptic prophecy for their descendants who will be living during The Time of
Jacob’s Trouble, far into the future (The Time of Jacob’s Trouble and The Great
Tribulation take place concurrently) and survive to witness the 2nd Coming of Christ.
Amos 8:10 is a parenthetical (-) statement, denoting the
significant time-gap between verse 8 (-) and verses 9-10. In Amos 8:11, the
prophecy makes a U-Turn and free-flows ↓↑ back to where it left off in verse :7.
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