Amos declared that God hated solemn feasts, songs and sacrifices because the people of Israel were
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Amos, a prophet in the Old Testament, declared that God hated the solemn feasts, songs, and sacrifices of the people of Israel because they were unjust and unrighteous. According to Amos, the people were engaging in these religious practices while simultaneously oppressing the poor and vulnerable members of society, engaging in corrupt business practices, and ignoring the commands of God. Therefore, God viewed their religious practices as empty and hypocritical, and their actions as unacceptable.