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The Prophetic Voice of Amos as a Paradigm for Christians in the Public Square

  • Semi-Technical
  • Gerald A. Klingbeil, Hendrik De Cock

How should Christians conduct themselves in the public square? This article focuses upon the Old Testament prophet Amos, and his life, mission, and message and its relevance for Christians in the public square. The author first introduces the concept of the public square and then make use of relevant biographical, geographical and historical facts that are helpful to understand Amos’ prophetic voice in the public square.

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James' Quotation of Amos 9 to Settle the Jerusalem Council Debate in Acts 15

  • Technical
  • J. Paul Tanner

The use of Amos 9:11-12 in Acts 15 has been much discussed. Many covenant theologians has seen this text as evidence for the church replacing Israel. Dispensational exegetes treat this text as not relevant for the present age but a reference to a future state of affairs. Hays seeks to follow a third alternative and steer clear of the pitfalls mentioned.

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The Structure of Amos as a Testimony to Its Integrity

  • Semi-Technical
  • Duane A. Garrett

The integrity of the book of Amos is defended and illustrated from the structure of the book, with focus on Amos 5:10-13 and Amos 8:7-Amos 9:15

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James' Use of Amos at the Jerusalem Council: Steps toward a Possible Solution of the Textual and Theological Problems

  • Semi-Technical
  • Michael A. Braun

How does Amos 9 function in Acts 15:16-17? The author addresses textual and theological problems.

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Gentiles and the People of God: A Study of Apostolic Hermeneutics and Theology in Acts 15

  • Semi-Technical
  • Walter C. Kaiser Jr

This paper studies the use of Amos 9 in Acts 15. The significance of Gentiles being included in the people of God is reflected upon. He further notes the difference in approach between a dispensational and covenantal reading of the text and its implications for the relationship between Israel and the church.

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The Davidic Promise and the Inclusion of the Gentiles (Amos 9:9-15 and Acts 15:13-18): A Test Passage for Theological Systems

  • Semi-Technical
  • Walter C. Kaiser Jr

What is the relationship of the Old Testament to the New? What is the exegetical method(s) employed by the New Testament's use of the Old? Wherein can we find elements of continuity and/or discontinuity between Israel and the church? Who are the “people of God” and what is the “kingdom of God”?

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Acts 15:16-18 - The Use of Amos 9:11-12 in Acts 15:16-18

  • Technical
  • David M. King

One aspect of hermeneutics which has provided no lack of scholarly discussion is the question of the interpretation and use of the Old Testament scriptures with regard to New Testament doctrine and practice. Discussion of this topic must consider the way in which the New Testament authors understood and applied the Old Testament.

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