Habakkuk
Habakkuk is built as a dialogue rather than a proclamation. He complains that God tolerates violence in Judah; God answers that the Babylonians are coming; Habakkuk protests that the cure is worse than the disease.
Habakkuk is built as a dialogue rather than a proclamation. He complains that God tolerates violence in Judah; God answers that the Babylonians are coming; Habakkuk protests that the cure is worse than the disease.