A Brief Introduction to the Book of Habakkuk

[@ChristopherLScott]

Subscribe to my free monthly email newsletter and receive a free Bible study guide titled, "How Anyone Can Study the Bible Anywhere" here eepurl.com/hk0iPP

[@mrs.algura]

Im from the Philippines and I praise the Lord for being able to watch this video! God Bless you Ptr. Scott 🙏❤️

[@ChristopherLScott]

Thanks for watching! Blessings!

[@sarahsnow4279]

Thank You, MR. Christopher Scott appreciate this video

[@ChristopherLScott]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@robertcoggin3366]

Thank you. The timeline & overview helps put the book in perspective

[@ChristopherLScott]

Robert, thank you for watching. I glad it was helpful.

[@JohnBenhurIndia]

Very nice Brother Christopher Scott

[@ChristopherLScott]

Thanks for watching!

[@PatrickTengmusic]

Bless you Pastor Christopher Scott and your family for sharing God's Word :-)

[@ChristopherLScott]

Thanks for watching, Patrick.

[@k2.w124]

This was an awesome study. Very impacted and I love the references!! Thank you

[@ChristopherLScott]

Thanks for your kind words!

[@opheliajackson7154]

This really helped me to understand more ..

[@ChristopherLScott]

I'm glad to hear it was helpful. Blessings to you.

[@PrentissYeates]

Great information, I prayed for you, your family and the ministry the Lord of armies goes that before you .

[@ChristopherLScott]

Thank you for watching and for your prayers.

[@trubluecrafter1060]

I'm trying to learn more about the history of the Old Testament, and your video is succinct and educational. I hope you have more of this type of explanation on the Old Testament books.

[@ChristopherLScott]

Yes I do have a series of videos on the Old Testament. Thanks for watching and for your kind words.

[@ChristopherLScott]

Do you have any questions about the book of Habakkuk?

[@k2.w124]

Wowwww... I thank you for starting off the lesson with the Historical events of Habakkuk. In this Pandemic I aim at studying the books in the bible more. I just did not know how or where to start. I am a Faithful Church leader but wanted more . I figured if i tag on a Bible Study that I would learn more of the Prophets that way. I started yesterday and learn a lot from that person's group. But today i figured instead of just visiting a Prophet one day at a time, to do so for at least 3 days with different group. But yours was different you caught me up with the background of the Country and its orgin. Thank you Thank you. Be Blessed and Safe in this Pandemic.

[@ChristopherLScott]

J S Glad it was helpful. Bless you.

[@jaminyitan3274]

Nice Pastor...

[@ChristopherLScott]

Jami Nyitan Thanks

[@TheSoulStrength]

Dear Christopher, What do you know about Habakkuk's name? What does it mean? Also, when I looked at Hab 1:5 and saw it referenced in Acts 13:41, I didn't understand what Paul means by "Beware, lest what the prophet says should come about...." What is he warning them of?

[@ChristopherLScott]

Good questions, Pamela. Question 1. Habakkuk means "to embrace" or "being embraced." It kind of connects to the theme of the book: Habakkuk was connected to God and he wanted Judah to be connected to God too. Habakkuk wanted Judah to "embrace" God. Question 2. Habakkuk was prophesying to Judah about how they would be conquered by Babylon if they didn't repent and turn to God (see Habakkuk 1:6). Us, living now, too are under judgement if we don't repent and turn to God. So Paul is quoting Habakkuk 1:5 as a way to tell these people they need to turn to God just like the nation of Judah needed to turn to God. I hope these help. Thanks for watching and for keeping the discussion of Habakkuk going.

[@seamusgreene3091]

6:30 just saw this, but pastor scott says paul wrote hebrews? hebrews was written by timothy...

[@ChristopherLScott]

Seamus, in the video, if you listen carefully, I say "Paul and the author of Hebrews." I do not say that Paul wrote Hebrews. We do not know who wrote Hebrews.