The Book of Amos is a prophetic text in the Old Testament of the Bible, attributed to the prophet Amos. Written around the 8th century BCE, it addresses the social injustices and moral decay in the northern kingdom of Israel. Amos calls for repentance and warns of impending judgment due to the people's failure to uphold justice and righteousness. Amos emphasizes the importance of true worship, which should reflect in ethical behavior rather than mere ritual. The book contains vivid imagery and powerful messages about God's concern for the oppressed, highlighting themes of justice, accountability, and divine judgment against corruption and complacency.