David Guzik commentary on Habakkuk 1 describes the burden which the prophet brings before God, asking why God seems to delay judgment.

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Habakkuk dealt with the questions that come up when someone really believes God, yet looks around and sees that the world doesn’t seem to match up with how God wants it.

Having seen in vision the destruction of his people, Habakkuk again brings his questionings in confidence to God (Habakkuk 1:12): “Art Thou not from everlasting, O Lord, my God, mine …

Habakkuk provides us one of the most remarkable sections in all of Scripture, as it contains an extended dialogue between Habakkuk and God (Habakkuk 1–2). The prophet initiated this …

And some have imagined that Habakkuk’s feeding Daniel in the den is to be understood mystically, that Daniel then lived by faith, as Habakkuk had said the just should do; he was fed …

Explore the book of Habakkuk and its theme of justice with David Firth in this free volume of The Gospel Coalition Bible Commentary.

As it has reached us, the Book of Habakkuk under the title "The Oracle which Habakkuk the prophet received by vision," consists of three chapters, which fall into three sections.