In Habakkuk 2:4-2:20, God speaks of the coming judgment of Babylon as He addresses their sins one by one. When He is finished, He is on His throne, reigning forever.

This is the first part in a Bible study about hospitality using BibleHub and the verse mapping method. Enjoy!

In the first part of our Habakkuk series, we saw that Habakkuk lived after a time of revival. He saw God’s people backsliding into idolatry and wickedness again. In the second part of our Habakkuk series, we saw Habakkuk ask God, “Why are you just sitting there letting your people get away with their rebellion […]

Habakkuk 2:4 (KJV) 4 Behold, his soul which is lifted up is not upright in him: but the just shall live by his faith.

This passage is so exciting to me, especially how the prophet Habakkuk opens and closed his book. He opens the book with a prayerful plea to God, and God's reply is "...For I am doing a work in your days that you would not believe..." And then Habakkuk cl

Martin Luther was struggling. He felt the heavy weight of his sin and the overwhelming responsibility to be good enough for God to give him righteousness. Martin Luther delved into Scripture in his quest for God. In 1515, he read Romans 1:17 and it struck him like it hadn’t struck him before. Romans 1:17 “For […]

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Habakkuk makes a wonderful statement of faith in his short book in the Bible, a statement each of us should recite. #Bible #Biblestudy #BibleLoveNotes

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