Habakkuk Overview
Bible Book OverviewsSteve Gregg
In this overview, Steve Gregg discussed the book of Habakkuk, one of the minor prophets possibly contemporary with Jeremiah. The book focuses on God's actions and contains two cycles where the prophet complains to God and gets an answer back. Despite the perceived difficulties and troubles, the book concludes with a prayer of praise to God, emphasizing important themes for the New Testament such as justification by faith and the knowledge and glory of the Lord.
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Haggai Overview
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Zechariah Overview (Part 1)
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In this overview of the book of Zechariah, Steve Gregg explains that the prophet was a priest by birth and a prophet by calling who encouraged Jews to
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Nahum Overview
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In this overview by Steve Gregg, the book of Nahum is explored, highlighting its unique perspective as a prophecy against the pagan nation of Assyria
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