Book 35 - Habakkuk - KJV
Channel: Nova Jerusalém
Date: 05/05/2021

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Cap 01 00:00, Cap 02 02:40, Cap 03 06:33.
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 The prophet Habakkuk lived at the same time that the prophets Nahum and Zephaniah lived. It was at that time, in 612 BC, that the Babylonians defeated the Assyrians and became the most powerful empire in the world. The prophet sees the danger that his people are in and does not understand how God can tolerate the Babylonians, an evil and cruel people. God answers that the time will come when he will punish the enemies of the people of Israel and that the prophet will wait patiently, trusting in divine justice. The wicked will be punished, and those who are faithful to God will live.
The book ends with a prayer, in the form of a Psalm, in which Habakkuk praises the greatness of God and at the same time shows his faith in him.
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