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The Book of Habakkuk in Song
This video sets Habakkuk to music and film, in 3 min 58 sec. Watch it here, then read what the passage covers and carry on into the study and the songs drawn from the same Scripture.
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The Book of Habakkuk in Song
Habakkuk opens with “How Long Shall I Cry” and carries its history toward “Although the Fig Tree Shall Not Blossom.” This prophet does not address the nation. He says his belly trembled, his lips quivered at the voice, and rottenness entered into his bones, which is what fear actually feels like from inside.
About the Book of HabakkukAbout the Book of Habakkuk
Habakkuk opens with “How Long Shall I Cry” and carries its history toward “Although the Fig Tree Shall Not Blossom.” This prophet does not address the nation. He says his belly trembled, his lips quivered at the voice, and rottenness entered into his bones, which is what fear actually feels like from inside.
Study Habakkuk chapter by chapterSongs from Habakkuk
- How Long Shall I Cry?Habakkuk 1:1-4
- I Raise Up the ChaldeansHabakkuk 1:5-11
- Thou Art of Purer EyesHabakkuk 1:12-2:1
- The Just Shall Live by His FaithHabakkuk 2:2-20
- Though the Fig Tree Shall Not BlossomHabakkuk 3:1-19
- Though the Fig Tree Shall Not BlossomHabakkuk
- The Just Shall Live by His FaithHabakkuk
- How Long Shall I CryHabakkuk
- I Raise Up the ChaldeansHabakkuk
- Thou Art of Purer EyesHabakkuk
Named in this passageHabakkuk