"The Coming of Amos" is a biblical narrative that introduces Amos, a shepherd and farmer from Tekoa in ancient Judah. He is called by God to deliver a message of warning and judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel. Amos emphasizes social justice and the need for true worship, criticizing the corruption and moral decay of the society. As a prophet, Amos travels to Bethel, a major religious center, where he confronts the leaders and people of Israel. His messages highlight the consequences of their actions, urging them to repent and return to righteous living. Amos's prophecies are significant for their focus on ethical behavior and divine accountability.