by Chuck Missler

• Over 10 hours of Verse-by-Verse audio teaching through the book of Job as MP3 files.
• Extensive searchable study notes as PDF files.
• A special message from Chuck Missler.
• Listings of other MP3 resources.
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This Commentary contains the following studies:

The books of Joel and Amos are referred to as "minor prophets" (based on the number of pages), but they contain some of the most fascinating and provocative prophecies you'll find anywhere in the Scriptures. The Book of Joel is devoted almost entirely to "The Day of the Lord". And the Book of Amos parallels the United States in a most disturbing way. Both studies are very timely for us today.

• Introduction and Joel 1: The locust plague (and review of the ten plagues of Egypt).
• Joel 2: The Day of the Lord and the call to repentance. The citation in Acts 2:17-21.
• Joel 3: The Day of the Lord; the Millennial Blessings.
• Introduction and Amos 1: The geopolitical setting and the surrounding nations.
• Amos 2 and 3: Prophecies regarding Judah and Israel. The myth of the "Lost Ten Tribes."
• Amos 4 and 5: Heresies, idols, and the coming judgment of Samaria (Northern Kingdom).
• Amos 6 and 7: The first three of six visions. The decline of a great nation. The identity of "Gog."
• Amos 8 and 9: Famine of God's Word and the final visions.