아모스 2:8 해설: Tze'enah Ure'enah & Rashi

“They recline by every altar on garments taken in pledge” [2:8]. When a person does not give what the judge asked for, they take his clothes and eat and drink on them and go to their idolatrous temples, bow at their altars to eat and drink.³Rashi, Amos, 2:8.

“They drink in the house of their god” [2:8]. They drink everything in silver and gold [vessels] that they took as fines, in the house of their idolatrous gods.⁴Rashi, Amos, 2:8.

And they recline on pledged garments—Jonathan renders: On couches of a pledge they dine. They settle [the charge as] a loan upon the poor. and they take a pledge from them, and make their garments into couches and recline on them at the time of their meal in the house of their god—In the house of the idol that they had beside the altar.

they recline—An expression of dining, for all their meals were eaten while leaning, for he would lean on his left side.

and the wine of the fined ones—from whom they would exact money for fines and drink wine with it.