Matthew Poole and continuators on Amos 5:7
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Amos5:7
7 Ye who turn judgment to worm-wood , and leave off righteousness in the earth .
Rulers and Judges.
The righteous sentence of the Law, the equity of it which is sweet and pleasing to just men, and safe for all.
Proverbially understood bitterness, grief, injustice and oppression.
Make to cease in your Courts of Judicature and tread it under foot.
Or among men, in the Land, the latter part of this verse explains the former.
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