Amos 6:12

Wycliffe's Bible with Modern Spelling

Whether horses may run in stones, either it may be eared with wild oxen? For ye turned doom into bitterness, and the fruit of rightwiseness into wormwood.

Cross References

Isaiah 48:4

For I knew that thou art hard, and thy noll is a sinew of iron, and thy forehead is of brass.

Jeremiah 5:3

Lord, thine eyes behold faith; thou hast smitten them, and they made not sorrow; thou hast all-broken them, and they forsook to take chastising; they made their faces harder than a stone, and would not turn again.

Hosea 10:13

Ye have eared unfaithfulness, ye have reaped wickedness, ye have eaten the corn of leasing. For thou trustedest in thy ways, and in the multitude of thy strong men.

Hosea 10:4

Speak ye words of unprofitable vision, and ye shall smite bond of peace with leasing; and doom as bitterness shall burgeon on the furrows of the field.

Amos 2:3

And I shall lose a judge of the midst thereof, and I shall slay with it all the princes thereof, saith the Lord.

Amos 3:10

And they could not or knew not how to do rightful [or right] thing, saith the Lord, and they treasured wickedness and raven in their houses.

Amos 5:7

Which convert doom into worm-wood, and forsake rightwiseness in the land,

Micah 7:3

The evil of their hands they say good; the prince asketh, and the doomsman is in yielding; and a great man spake the desire of his soul, and they troubled altogether it.

James 3:18

And the fruit of rightwiseness is sown in peace, to men that make peace.