Why do the nations rage and the people plot in vain? They reject God’s presence and sovereignty.

The pride of Babylon will be its downfall

God’s answer to man’s deepest question: “The righteous shall live by faith.”

Habakkuk waits for God’s answer. “I will take my stand at my watchpost, and lookout to see what he will say to me..” An amazing window into a conversation between God and man.

Habakkuk asks God why he would use man’s evil as part of his plan for mankind. Habakkuk seems to imply God is too holy and pure to use man’s wickedness for his purposes.

Why do bad things happen to good people? Habakkuk has a conversation with God about this very subject.

Habakkuk has a conversation with God, and asks the question, why are bad things happening to those you care about?

The final prophecy against Nineveh. Nahum describes the ultimate destruction for the city and it’s people. God’s sovereignty will judge the government’s of man.

People of nations tell themselves so many things based on man’s thinking and not God’s wisdom. Nineveh led itself astray, and was destroyed.

When the government of man opposes the government of God, God says He will oppose that government.