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    1. From the Earliest Times till Samuel.     2. From Samuel to Elisha.     III. THE EIGHTH CENTURY IN ISRAEL 31   IV. THE INFLUENCE OF ASSYRIA UPON PROPHECY 44   AMOS   V. THE BOOK OF AMOS 61   VI. THE MAN AND THE PROPHET 73     1. The Man and His Discipline (i. 1; iii. 3-8; vii. 14, 15).     2. The Word and its Origins (i. 2; iii. 3-8; and passim).     3. The Prophet and His Ministry (vii.; viii. 1-4).     VII. ATROCITIES AND ATROCITIES 121     Amos i. 3-ii.     VIII. CIVILISATION AND JUDGMENT 141     Amos iii.-iv. 3.     IX. THE FALSE PEACE OF RITUAL 156     Amos iv. 4-vi.       1. For Worship, Chastisement (iv. 4-13).     2. For Worship, Justice (v.).     3. "At Ease in Zion" (vi.).     4. A Fragment from the Plague (vi. 9, 10).     X. DOOM OR DISCIPLINE? 181     Amos viii. 4-ix.       1. Earthquake, Eclipse and Famine (viii. 4-14).     2. Nemesis (ix. 1-6).     3. The Voices of Another Dawn (ix. 7-15).     XI. COMMON-SENSE AND THE REIGN OF LAW 196     Amos iii. 3-8; iv. 6-13; v. 8, 9; vi. 12; viii. 8; ix. 5, 6.     HOSEA   XII. THE BOOK OF HOSEA 211   XIII. THE PROBLEM THAT AMOS LEFT 227   XIV. THE STORY OF THE PRODIGAL WIFE 232     Hosea i.-iii.     XV. THE THICK NIGHT OF ISRAEL 253     Hosea iv.-xiv.     XVI. A PEOPLE IN DECAY: I. MORALLY 255     Hosea iv.-vii. 7.       1. The Lord's quarrel with Israel (iv.).     2. Priests and Princes Fail (v. 1-14).