Concise:

The Lord Yahweh responds to Habakkuk once more with his second complaint.

Detailed:

The Lord instructs Habakkuk to record the revelation and present it on tablets. He informs Habakkuk that the revelation he received awaits a designated time. This revelation speaks of the end and will also emphasize the importance of truth.

Objective:

- [ ] Wait patiently for the Lord’s response.

- [ ] Trust that the revelation of the Lord Yahweh’s word will come to pass.

- [ ] The Lord’s answer will not delay.

Concise:

We walk by faith and not by sight (2 Corinthians 5:7).

Detailed:

Faith pleases Yahweh (YHWH), and those who have faith will know that God exists. Additionally, those who earnestly seek Yahweh will be rewarded.

Objective:

- [ ] Yahweh is pleased when one has faith.

- [ ] Individuals with faith will know that God is God and He is our Heavenly Father.

- [ ] God rewards those who seek Him wholeheartedly.

Concise:

Habakkuk responds again and expresses his complaint to Yahweh (YHWH), questioning why God remained silent when witnessing injustices against others.

Detailed:

Habakkuk received a response from Yahweh (YHWH), but he still had questions about why God continued to allow wrongdoings or remained silent. Habakkuk couldn’t comprehend the ways of God, which was his reason for being silent.

Objective:

- [ ] Habakkuk received a reply from God.

- [ ] Habakkuk continued to ask God why He allowed such bad things and behavior to occur.

- [ ] Trust in the Lord at all times.

- [ ] God is watching and has a plan.

- [ ] God never forsakes His children.

Concise:

The finale, part 3 of the teaching “The Aroma of Christ,” urges followers of Christ to walk in the aroma of Christ, and your presence is associated with the light.

Detailed:

The aroma of Christ is a beautiful and delightful scent that enlivens the world. It is expressed through subtle hints of love and warmth. While some may be drawn to this subtle scent, others may find it repulsive to those living in darkness.

Objective:

- [ ] The aroma of Christ is powerful and its influence lingers on the journey towards eternity.

- [ ] Let your aroma attract or repel, for you are who you are.

Concise:

Habakkuk’s complaint to God continues, and Yahweh responds with an astonishing revelation.

Detailed:

Yahweh responds to Habakkuk, saying, Behold the nations and observe them. I am about to do something in your days that you would not believe even if told. Yahweh is urging Habakkuk to sit back and be amazed by his power and wisdom. As an all-powerful, all-knowing, and ever-present God, Yahweh anticipates all things and knows the beginning, middle, and end of everything. His response to Habakkuk is to wait patiently, as the time will come when he will sit back and be amazed by God’s capabilities. Yahweh has a grand plan and sees the bigger picture of all things.

Objective:

- [ ] Let Yahweh do His work, and we don’t have to take any action. Simply continue with our lives while we wait for His response to our prayers, complaints, or pleas.

- [ ] Yahweh sits on the throne, possessing all knowledge and the ability to see the bigger picture of all situations. This is what Yahweh is showing Habakkuk.

Concise:

The Aroma of Christ is a pleasant scent that lingers forever and is always present, a constant reminder of the true followers of Jesus Christ.

Detailed:

The aroma of Christ will always be a staple in our lives. The essence of Christ is a sweet and refreshing blend of the true follower of Christ. Walking in the Spirit is an essential element in the believer’s life. The aroma of Christ will either draw people or repel them.

The aroma of Christ does not need anyone to be forced or coerced into believing in the Spirit. Do not force anyone to believe, follow, or ascribe to things pertaining to the Spirit. Simply be aware of your faith and walk in joy and love because you have Christ.

Objective:

- [ ] The aroma of Christ is one of power and beauty.

- [ ] Be joyful in the Lord regardless of your circumstances.

- [ ] Yahweh is with you at all times.

- [ ] Do not force or coerce others, but be thankful to God in all things.

Concise:

Habakkuk prayed and expressed his concerns to Yahweh.

Detailed:

Habakkuk cried out to Yahweh, asking how long he had to endure the injustices and wrongdoings in his environment.

Objective:

- [ ] Habakkuk sought Yahweh’s help

- [ ] Habakkuk expressed his frustration with Yahweh’s perceived slowness in addressing his concerns.

Concise:

Ministers of the New Covenant are followers of Christ who walk with the Lord.

Detailed:

Those who confidently walk with the Lord leave an enticing aroma of Christ as they journey through life. This pleasant and refreshing aroma is a testament to the power of Christ, the Holy Spirit, and Yahweh. Since these divine beings are already potent, there’s no need for elaborate tactics to share God’s word with others.

Objective:

- [ ] The follower of Christ will carry the aroma of Christ with them.

- [ ] This aroma will attract or repel others.

Concise:

The Angel of the Lord visits Bokim to speak with the people and reveal their future.

Detailed:

The Angel of the Lord had to appear before the Israelites to convey God’s disappointment with their disobedience. As a result, God will no longer assist them but leave them to their own devices. This means that other nations and forms of worship will exploit their vulnerability. While God is a God of mercy, the consequences of their actions must be taken into account.

Objective:

- [ ] God is a god of loyalty.

- [ ] The Angel of the Lord appears at Bokim.

- [ ] The Israelites were disobedient to God’s instructions, so they will face the consequences.

- [ ] To follow God involves love and obedience.

- [ ] God never backed out on his promises.

- [ ] God is a promise keeper.

Concise:

God’s wisdom is revealed through the Spirit.

Detailed:

Yahweh’s wisdom is a mystery that has been hidden, destined for the believer’s glory before time began. Wisdom involves the Spirit, and maturity is essential for wisdom and understanding. However, not everyone will gain wisdom; it is God to determine who possesses it.

Studying criminology, particularly cases involving true crime, can reveal many determinants of crime and the offender. Similarly, studying the spiritual realm, as exemplified by significant historical crime cases, demonstrates how wisdom should be applied to identify demonic influences present in society through specific individuals.

Objective:

- [ ] God’s wisdom, revealed through the Spirit, is a mystery destined for believers’ glory.

- [ ] The natural realm is vastly different from the spiritual realm. Throughout history, people have been taught to believe they are in the spiritual realm based on religious beliefs and practices, even when they are not actually living in the spiritual realm but in the natural state.

- [ ] Studying criminology, particularly cases involving true crime and demonic influences, can shed light on this phenomenon.