God Will Answer at The Right Time Habakkuk was puzzled as to why God would use an
ungodly nation such as Babylon as the instrument of
judgment on His own people Judah. He had boldly made
his complaints and now he anxiously anticipated god’s
answer (v. 1). God instructs Habakkuk to write down on
tablets of ...
Woe to The Wicked Inasmuch as Babylon was soon to rise to the height of its
power and would not be overthrown for another seventy
years (until 539 B.C.), the scope of what God revealed to
His prophet in this passage was significant. While its
message could be applied to different world powers, the ...
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God Will Answer at The Right Time
Habakkuk was puzzled as to why God would use an ungodly nation such as Babylon as the instrument of judgment on His own people Judah. He had boldly made his complaints and now he anxiously anticipated god’s answer (v. 1). God instructs Habakkuk to write down on tablets of ...
Woe to The Wicked
Inasmuch as Babylon was soon to rise to the height of its power and would not be overthrown for another seventy years (until 539 B.C.), the scope of what God revealed to His prophet in this passage was significant. While its message could be applied to different world powers, the ...
Persuading Others to Sin
Two more woes are pronounced on the Babylonians ...