Amos 2: Moab, Judah, and Israel Indicted

The LORD condemns Moab for desecrating the remains of Edom's king and Judah for rejecting His law. The series then lands on Israel, charged with selling the poor, oppression, and corrupt worship despite the LORD's rescue from Egypt, and warned that no strength will let anyone escape.

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Which sins lead off the LORD's charge against Israel in 2:6-7?

Burning a foreign king's bones and mocking the deadSelling innocent people for money and crushing the poorHanding whole villages over to Edom as captivesBreaking a treaty of friendship with a neighbor