Giday, I'm Gary Stevens.

And welcome to the third season of the History in the Bible podcast.

In this final season, I explore how the Jews and the Christians constructed new religions when they were

sent spinning into the void after the destruction of the temple. All of the history, about all of the

books beyond the Bible.

Steve Guerra, from the history in the Papersie podcast, and I, Gary, present another episode in our mini-series on the 12 prophets of the Old Testament.

In this episode, we tackle Amos and Hosea.

These two are the earliest of the 12,

and the only two prophets from the northern kingdom of Israel.

Amos is the perfect pocket prophet.

Amos gives you everything you want in a profit, in an easily digestible form.

On the other hand, his near contemporary Josea is barking mad.

Hear all about them in this episode.

Welcome back to yet another exciting and magnificent collaboration between the History

and the Bible podcast and the History of the Papacy podcast. Today we are going to

biblically tackle our first two minor prophets, Amos, Amos, and Hosea. Gary, how are you on this magnificent day?

It's a magnificent day here, too. It's a nice, sort of crispy, winter's sunny day.

All right. So are you ready to talk about two prophets who may be called minor,

but they are definitely ready for the big leagues?

We are, of course, talking about Amos and Josea.

And we did an introductory episode that people can go back and listen to.

But in short, who were the 12 minor prophets?

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