"The Religious Polemics of Amos" by Hans Barstad is a comprehensive analysis of the religious polemics in the Book of Amos from the Old Testament. This work examines central themes and arguments found in the sermons of the prophet Amos. Barstad provides a detailed exegetical consideration of the texts and highlights the hermeneutical approaches used to interpret these biblical writings. The study is part of the "Vetus Testamentum, Supplements" series and is aimed at professionals and students of biblical studies. By combining theological and historical perspectives, it offers a deep understanding of the religious and social contexts of Amos's time. The hardcover edition ensures durability and is ideal for libraries and collections.