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Grace Bible Chapel
Sunday School
October 26, 2008
Lesson 2 on Habakkuk
Chapter 1
I.
Habakkuk’s first set of questions (Habakkuk 1:1-4)
A.
God’s silence (1:1-2)
1. Background
a.
Manasseh (686-642 B.C.)
b.
Amon (642-640 B.C.)
c.
Josiah (640-609 B.C.)
d.
Jehoiakim (609-597 B.C.)
2. Psalm 13:1-4
B.
God’s indifference
1.
To sin
2.
To Habakkuk
II.
God’s answer to the first questions (Habakkuk 1:5-11)
A.
God is not inactive nor indifferent (1:5)
B.
God’s instrument (1:6-11)
1. Background of Babylon
a.
Nabopolassar (626-605 B.C.)
b.
Defeat of Assyria (612 B.C.)
c.
Nebuchadnezzar (605 B.C., 597 B.C., 586 B.C.)
2.
A description of Babylon
a.
Their nature and actions (1:6)
b.
Their fear (1:7)
c.
Their comparison (1:8)
d.
Their purpose and accomplishment (1:9)
e.
Their pride and strength (1:10)
f.
Their guilt (1:11)
III.
Habakkuk’s second questions (1:12-17)
A.
Babylon’s greater wickedness (1:12-13)
B.
Babylon’s cruel injustice (1:14-15)
C.
Babylon’s prideful idolatry (1:16-17)
IV.
Conclusion and application
A.
God’s sovereignty in timing and manner
B.
Explanations and illustrations by way of questions
1. Genesis 6:3, 5-13 – When will God act and how?
2. Isaiah 40:12-17 – Who gives God counsel?
3. Psalm 2:1-6 – Who will have the last laugh?
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