“Yet I Will Praise Him!” Habakkuk 3:1-19

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Date: November 1, 2020 Author: Wayne J. Edwards, Pastor

Has God raised up a nation to chastise America? In 722 B.C., God allowed the Assyrian armies to remove the Israelites from the Northern Kingdom and to be taken into captivity. In 605 B.C., God allowed the Babylonians to do the same thing to the people of Judah. The prophet Habakkuk had a problem with God using a heathen nation to chastise His own people.  However, through his prayerful conversation with God, Habakkuk learned about the sovereignty of God; that history was in His hands. Even though Habakkuk still didn’t understand it, he said, ‘Yet, I will praise Him.”

Has God raised up a nation to chastise America? In 722 B.C., God allowed the Assyrian armies to remove the Israelites from the Northern Kingdom and to be taken into captivity. In 605 B.C., God allowed the Babylonians to do the same thing to the people of Judah. The prophet Habakkuk had a problem with God using a heathen nation to chastise His own people.  However, through his prayerful conversation with God, Habakkuk learned about the sovereignty of God; that history was in His hands. Even though Habakkuk still didn’t understand it, he said, ‘Yet, I will praise Him.”

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“Though the harvest never comes… I still will praise You!” Habakkuk 3:17-19

Because of the increasing sinfulness of God’s people, and their apathy toward the things of God, America is under God’s judgment.

God answered Habakkuk’s questions:

Habakkuk’s conclusions:

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