Amoz — Bible person

Strong, the father of the prophet Isaiah (2 Kings 19:2, 20; 20:1; Isa. 1:1; 2:1). As to his personal history little is positively known. He is supposed by some to have been the “man of God” spoken of in 2 Chr. 25:7, 8.

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Recorded scripture occurrences (13)

References recorded in the source data; this is not an exhaustive list of mentions.

Show passage in OET: KI2 19:2

OET-RV KI2 19:2

2 He sent his palace manager Elyakim and the scribe Shevna, along with the elders of the priests, all dressed in sackcloth, to Amots’s son Yeshayah (Isaiah) the prophet

OET-LV KI2 19:2

2 And_he _sent DOM ʼElyāqīm who was_over the_house and_Sheⱱnāʼ the_secretary and_DOM the _elders _of the _priests covered with_sackcloth(s) to Yəshaˊ^yāh/(Isaiah) the_prophet the _son _of ʼĀmōʦ.

Show passage in OET: KI2 19:20

OET-RV KI2 19:20

20 Then Amots’s son Yeshayah (Isaiah) sent this message to Hizkiyah (Hezekiah): Yisrael’s (Israel’s) god Yahweh says, “Because you prayed to me concerning the Assyrian King Sanheriv (Sennacherib), I have listened.

OET-LV KI2 19:20

20 And_ Yəshaˊ^yāh/(Isaiah) the _son _of ʼĀmōʦ _he _sent to Ḩizqiy^yāh to_say thus YHWH the _god _of Yisrā^ʼēl/(Israel) he _says that_which you _prayed to_me concerning Şanḩērīⱱ the _king _of ʼAshshūr I _have _heard.

Show passage in OET: KI2 20:1

OET-RV KI2 20:1

20 By that time, King Hizkiyah (Hezekiah) was terminally ill and Amots’s son the prophet Yeshayah (Isaiah) came to him and told him, “Yahweh says to get your affairs in order because you’re dying and won’t recover.”

OET-LV KI2 20:1

20 In _the_days the_those Ḩizqiy^yāh he _became _sick to_die and_he _came to_him/it Yəshaˊ^yāh/(Isaiah) the _son _of ʼĀmōʦ the_prophet and_he/it _said to_him/it thus YHWH he _says command to_household _of_your if/because you are_about _to _die and_not you _will _live.

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