Habakkuk prayed to God for a revival. Despite having heard back from God in the previous two chapters, in this prayer he simply admired God's strength and power. Habakkuk recognized that only God had the authority to bring about a revival in the land, and that He had done so in the past. Habakkuk also knew that judgment or wrath was coming, so he asked God to remember mercy even in His wrath.

Today, we should not forget the profound guidance that we can receive from God when we live in submission to the Holy Spirit. God knows what is best for us, and when we embrace this submission, life can be as beautiful as 'hinds' feet,' allowing us to walk carefree and elevated, as if in the clouds.