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Habakkuk 1:13 · BSB
1:13 Your eyes are too pure to look upon evil, and You cannot tolerate wrongdoing. So why do You tolerate the faithless? Why are You silent while the wicked swallow up those more righteous than themselves?
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…way you say it. I think they say Habakkuk in America. I think we say Habakkuk in Ireland, but I won't get into an argument with anyone over it.Habakkuk, chapter 1. That's on page 940, and you're going to need a page number this morning for that, 940. It's a small book, just three chapters, and we're going to…
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…his own people? That doesn't seem just at all. So let's read together Habakkuk's complaint, and then we'll take a look at God's response. This isHabakkuk chapter 1, starting in verse 12. And we'll read the whole way through the end of chapter 2 to see all of God's response. Habakkuk's second complaint begins…
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…because that's what Kristen Getty and David, what's his Cochran say in the ESV audio Bible. So, Habakkuk. That's where we're landing here. So,Habakkuk chapter 1, we're going to start by just looking at verses 1 through 4. The oracle that Habakkuk the prophet saw. O Lord, how long shall I cry for help and…
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…be right. That was certainly the experience of the prophet Habakkuk as he sees his own people being oppressed by an invading nation. Have a look atHabakkuk chapter 1. It's one of those books that are there, but we find hard to find. It's on page 490, I think, if you're using a red-covered Bible. Sorry? Oh,…
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…God's providence does not absolve man of his responsibility. Let me show you an example of this in the Scripture. Turn to the Old Testament book ofHabakkuk, chapter 1. I'll give you a second to find it while I drink some water. Habakkuk, chapter 1. This is a very fitting text as we consider the tragedy in France.…
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