This is Daniel Whyte III president of Gospel Light Society International with The Scripture & the Sense Podcast #428, where I read the Word of God and give the sense of it based on an authoritative commentary source such as the Bible Knowledge Commentary or Matthew Henry Commentary. This podcast is based upon Nehemiah 8:8 where it says Ezra and the Levites “read in the book in the law of God distinctly, and gave the sense, and caused them to understand the reading.” The aim of this podcast is that through the simple reading of the Word of God and the giving of the sense of it, the church would be revived and the world would be awakened.
Today we are reading Amos 3:3.
3 Can two walk together, except they be agreed?
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That was Amos 3:3. Now here is the sense of it.
The Bible Knowledge Commentary reads:
These verses show that Israel’s punishment was inevitable. Much as there is often an inseparable link between two events in ordinary life, so there was an inseparable link between God’s revelation to Amos and the inevitable appearance of judgment. Through a series of seven rhetorical questions (in verses 3–6) Amos reminded his listeners that certain events are inseparably connected. A second event does not happen unless it has been preceded by a necessary first event; once the first event has taken place the second is sure to follow. First, two do not walk together along a road unless they have first met, chatted, and agreed to continue on together.
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