The Lord Says for Three Sins of Damascus, Even for Four, I Will Not Turn Back My Wrath

The words of amos, one of the shepherds of takoa, when he saw what he saw concerning israel two years before the earthquake. We've actually linked to a map a that we've found that actually links to these passages so that you can geographically what amos is doing here. Now her's my question, as we read this, what? What agenda? Is it, source a agenda or source b agenda, that we end up reading all throughout the book of amos thit's is a question i want us to think about as we wrestle.