INTRODUCTION

1. From The Earliest Times Till Samuel.

2. From Samuel To Elisha.

1. The Man And His Discipline (i. 1 ; iii. 3-8 ; vii. 14, 15).

2. The Word And Its Origins (i. 2; iii. 3-8; and passim).

3. The Prophet And His Ministry (vii.; viii. 1-4).

Amos i. 3—ii.

Amos iii.—iv. 3.

Amos iv. 4—vi.

1. For Worship, Chastisement (iv. 4-13).

2. For Worship, Justice (v.).

3. "At Ease In Zion" (vi.).

4. A Fragment From The Plague (vi. 9, 10).

Amos viii. 4—ix.

1. Earthquake, Eclipse And Famine (viii. 4-14).

2. Nemesis (ix. 1-6).

3. The Voices or Another Dawn (ix. 7-15).

Amos iii. 3-8; iv. 6-13; v. 8,9; vi. 12; viii. 8; ix. 5, 6.

Hosea i.—iii.

Hosea iv.—xiv.

Hosea iv.—vii. 7.

1. The Lord's Quarrel With Israel (iv.).

2. Priests And Princes Fail (v. 1-14).

3. Repentance Fails (v. 15—vii. 2).

4. Wickedness In High Places (vii. 3-7).

Hosea vii. 8—x.

1. The Confusion Of The Nation (vii. 8—viii. 3).

2. Artificial Kings And Artificial Gods (viii. 4-13).

3. The Effects Of Exile (ix, 1-9).

4. "The Corruption That Is Through Lust" (ix. 10-17).

5. Once More: Puppet-kings And Puppet-gods (x.)

Hosea xi.

Hosea xii.—xiv. 1.

1. The People And Their Father Jacob (xii.).

2. The Last Judgment (xiii.—xiv. 1).

Hosea xiv. 2-10.

Hosea passim.

Hosea passim.

Hosea i.—iii.; iv. 11 ff.; ix. 10 ff".; xi. 8 f.

Micah i

Micah ii., iii.

Micah iv. 1-7.

Micah iv. 8—v.

Micah vi. 1-8.

Micah vi. 9—vii. 6.

Micah vii. 7-20.