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What does Habakkuk teach about God’s justice?

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Habakkuk reveals that although God seems slow to act, His justice will ultimately prevail according to His perfect timing.

The book of Habakkuk addresses the struggle of understanding God’s justice amidst the prevalence of sin and violence. Habakkuk begins with a cry for God's intervention, asking how long God will allow injustice to go unpunished (Habakkuk 1:2). However, through God's response, it becomes clear that He works in His sovereign timing, ensuring that His justice is ultimately fulfilled. This is foundational for believers to recognize that God's long suffering is part of His plan for salvation, and His judgment will come at the appointed time, reflecting His righteousness and faithfulness to His covenant people.
Scripture References: Habakkuk 1:2, Habakkuk 2:4

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Long Sufferings of the Lord
Norm Wells · Apr 10, 2016
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