Amos 9:15

The final verse of Amos promises that God will plant Israel in their land and that 'they shall no more be pulled up out of their land' — a permanent reversal of the exile threatened throughout the book. The agricultural metaphor of planting (nata') echoes Jeremiah 32:41, where God promises to plant his people with his whole heart and soul, underscoring the depth of divine commitment behind the restoration. The unconditional formulation — 'I will plant them' without attached conditions — reflects the genre of eschatological promise that brackets prophetic judgment, assuring that divine wrath does not have the final word. Christian readers have understood this as anticipating both the ingathering of Jewish believers and the security of all who belong to the new covenant community.