Habbakuk

The class explores Habakkuk's challenge to God about the prevalence of injustice and violence in Judah, questioning why God allows wickedness. It covers Habakkuk's dialogue with God, emphasizing themes of faith, judgment, and salvation, and looks forward to God's response and Habakkuk's subsequent prayer.

The class explores God's response to Habakkuk's concerns about the Babylonians, emphasizing God's righteousness and judgment. It covers Habakkuk's doubts about God's use of Babylon and God's warnings against covetousness and bloodshed, concluding with the importance of faith and the enduring knowledge of God's glory.

The class covers Habakkuk's third chapter, a psalm and prayer reflecting on God's past victories and calling for divine action. It emphasizes God's control and faithfulness despite the wickedness of the world, drawing parallels to historical events like the conquest of Canaan and Israel's journey to the Promised Land.