Commentary
ZECOT : Habakkuk : The Judge of All the Earth Shall Do Right
Outline: The book of Habakkuk is most known for its theological value as a prooftext for Paul's gospel - "the just shall live by faith" - and its devotional value of hope, trust, and triumph in its closing verses. Indeed, theology and devotion come together as we engage with the prophet's personal faith journey. In the historical context of the looming Babylonian exile, Habakkuk struggles, as Abraham and Job did, with apparent inconsistencies concerning God's character and plant. Ultimately, however, his questioning and challenging are both rooted and resolved in faith. As readers, we are invited to enter in and behold God's glory, wonder, mystery, sovereignty, justice, and grace.
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