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Habakkuk

Outline of Habakkuk: Faith waits for the righteous God

The LORD answers the prophet's grief over injustice, promises judgment on proud violence and sustains those who live by faith.

3 parts3 chapters13 sections

Part 1 · Two complaints and a startling answer 1

God's use of Babylon deepens the prophet's question about justice.

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    Habakkuk 1: How can the Holy One use a violent empire?

    The LORD's answer to Judah's injustice raises a deeper question about Babylon's violence.

    Justice seems absent 1:1–4 · The startling answer 1:5–11 · The deeper question 1:12–17

Part 2 · Faith waits for the verdict 2

The righteous live by faith while proud oppression and idolatry face certain judgment.

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    Habakkuk 2: The righteous live by faith

    God's promised verdict will come; the righteous must trust Him while pride and oppression face judgment.

    Wait for the certain word 2:1–5 · Plunder returns upon the plunderer 2:6–8 · False security condemns its builder 2:9–11 · Glory belongs to the LORD 2:12–14 · The humiliator drinks judgment 2:15–17 · Lifeless idols and the living LORD 2:18–20

Part 3 · Rejoicing while waiting 3

Remembered saving power sustains joy in God even when provisions fail.

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    Habakkuk 3: Yet I will rejoice in the LORD

    Remembering God's saving power, Habakkuk waits through distress and rejoices in Him even when provisions fail.

    Remember mercy 3:1–2 · The Holy One comes in power 3:3–7 · Power directed to salvation 3:8–15 · Trust amid deprivation 3:16–19

Plus What TheoMaps holds for the outline of Habakkuk

  • The 13 section notes, one for every section of Habakkuk
  • How each of its 3 parts leads into the next, in its own words
  • The shape of Habakkuk: 2 repeated words and phrases

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Written and reviewed by AJ Reyes. Reviewed . How we write the notes

Sources for these notes (2)
  • Habakkuk, David G. Firth, TGC Bible Commentary
  • Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk and Zephaniah, John L. Mackay, Focus on the Bible