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Chapter 21, Old Testament Minor Prophets, Habakkuk . (pt1)
Apr 6, 2023
Mark continued the study of the Minor Prophets with the book of Habakkuk. Mark started his review of Habakkuk with some context. Neither the writer nor the date of Habakkuk is known, leaving the reader to also question why, how, and where. Jesus and other New Testament writers quoted from Habakkuk.
He continued analyzing the dialogue. We learn that Habakkuk protests against God. We read a cry for help, protest against violence, and why is the evil happening. It is acceptable to bring a sincere heart to the Lord. Jesus cries out God in the garden of Gethsemane. He questions God – Why are You allowing this evil to happen? God was getting Easter ready. Victory is at the end. The righteous will live by faith.
Points for home:
God knows what is going on in our lives. He cares, listens, and loves.
I will rejoice in the Lord and take joy in my salvation.
God is my strength. He makes me tread in high places.
Trust with patience for God’s timing.
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By Lanier Theological LibraryApr 6, 2023
Mark continued the study of the Minor Prophets with the book of Habakkuk. Mark started his review of Habakkuk with some context. Neither the writer nor the date of Habakkuk is known, leaving the reader to also question why, how, and where. Jesus and other New Testament writers quoted from Habakkuk.
He continued analyzing the dialogue. We learn that Habakkuk protests against God. We read a cry for help, protest against violence, and why is the evil happening. It is acceptable to bring a sincere heart to the Lord. Jesus cries out God in the garden of Gethsemane. He questions God – Why are You allowing this evil to happen? God was getting Easter ready. Victory is at the end. The righteous will live by faith.
Points for home:
God knows what is going on in our lives. He cares, listens, and loves.
I will rejoice in the Lord and take joy in my salvation.
God is my strength. He makes me tread in high places.
Trust with patience for God’s timing.
The post Chapter 21, Old Testament Minor Prophets, Habakkuk . (pt1) appeared first on Biblical Literacy.