God’s answer to Habakkuk’s question in Habakkuk 1:17 , as recorded in chapter 2, continues in the form of a song that mocks the proud oppressor. Image © Bill Osborne from GoodSalt.com No less than five woes ( Hab. 2:6 , 9 , 12 , 15 , 19 ) affirm the message that Babylon’s doom is sealed
Monday: Living by Faith
In Habakkuk 1:12-17 , God’s answer to Habakkuk’s questions poses an even more vexing question: Image © Rolf Jansson from GoodSalt.com can a righteous God use the wicked to punish those who are more righteous than they? Habakkuk’s question in verse 17 had to do with divine justice.
Sabbath: Trusting God’s Goodness
Read for This Week’s Study : Hab. 1:1-17 , 2:2-4 , Gal
Further Study: God’s Special People (Micah)
“If Jerusalem had known what it was her privilege to know, and had heeded the light which Heaven had sent her, she might have stood forth in the pride of prosperity, the queen of kingdoms, free in the strength of her God-given power. There would have been no armed soldiers standing at her gates.
Further Study: God’s Special People
“If Jerusalem had known what it was her privilege to know, and had heeded the light which Heaven had sent her, she might have stood forth in the pride of prosperity, the queen of kingdoms, free in the strength of her God-given power.
Unforgivable
Does anybody remember the call-in radio show with Dr. Laura
Inside Story: Mysterious Television Truth
Mandela Hector lives in Trinidad. Image © Ain Vares from GoodSalt.com He had no special interest in religion. Then his cousin invited him to attend his church, and Mandela realized that God wanted to be part of his life.
07: God’s Special People – Thought Starters
“He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?” ( Micah 6:8 ). Image © Lars Justinen from GoodSalt.com [Thought questions for God's Special People May 15, 2013] 1. Destructive judgment
Thursday: Into the Depths of the Sea
Micah’s book begins with a description of judgments, but it ends with words of hope. Image © Steve Creitz from GoodSalt.com There are people who try to explain away or deny the reality of God’s judgments.



