Habakkuk
INTRODUCTION
Habakkuk wrote in the time of godly King Josiah. The prophet was deeply troubled by the injustices prevailing in Judah’s society despite a religious revival. God revealed His intention to use the Babylonians to punish Judah. The Lord went on to show the troubled prophet that the wicked only seem to succeed. Strengthened by his faith, Habakkuk knew God would sustain him in the coming turmoil. Habakkuk has great value for Christians, for it teaches us that the “prosperity” of the wicked is an illusion, for the evil never truly succeed.
| I. | Principles of Discipline | Hab. 1:1–11 |
| II. | Principles of Judgment | Hab. 1:12–2:20 |
| III. | Personal Faith | Hab. 3 |
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