Amos insists he's not a professional prophet but a shepherd and farmer called directly by God, distancing himself from the more institutional prophetic establishment.
Historical & Cultural<b>I am neither a prophet</b>—I am not one of your false prophets, who take pay for prophesying. I do not need all this, and I never behaved in that manner, for I am wealthy and an owner of cattle and property, as <i>Jonathan</i> renders: For I am an...
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