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Thursday, April 08, 2004

Habakkuk 

At our BSF study, this book was divided into two:

1) Questions for God - Habakkuk 1 & 2
2) Hope and faith - Habakkuk 3 (help for facing difficulties)

And we had a third part to the study - Obadiah, which tells of Edom's doom (and perhaps more applicable for non-Christians)

Here are some points that Grant made on this study.

As Christians, learn to bring our questions to God and live by faith, trusting God's answers. It's not wrong to ask questions of God. Habakkuk himself has his perspective turned back to God (he starts with the wrong perspective - the book starts with a sob - but God turns his thinking - finishes with a song!).

Habakkuk starts by querying "why do the evil prosper and the good suffer?" This seems the wrong way round - but God says "look - see what is happening" (see from God's perspective).

In our prayer time - spend time of silence, waiting. When God answers, write it down, take note! Record it. Habakkuk 2:

Then the LORD replied:

"Write down the revelation
and make it plain on tablets
so that a herald may run with it.
For the revelation awaits an appointed time"

This was for you, Caro. There's more, but I've run out of time. Pity you haven't got our Easter weather in NZ - it's about 25 deg, no sign of rain and continuing warm all Easter. Enjoy, and have a blessed time!

# posted by geoff @ 4:23 pm

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