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HAB 1:2–1:4 ©

Havakkuk’s complaint

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1:2 Havakkuk’s complaint

Southern kingdom

2For how long, Yahweh, must I call for help before you listen?

≈ I cry out about the violence, but you haven’t rescued me.

3Why do I have to keep seeing injustice and looking at trouble?

≈ Destruction and violence are all around—there’s such strife, and conflicts keep happening.

4That’s why the law is paralysed and why justice doesn’t prevail

because those who do good are surrounded by wicked people, so justice gets perverted.

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HAB 1:2–1:4 ©

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