Habakkuk 3:16-19 VIII Our Song of Joyful Faith in the Worst of Times
Habakkuk 3:16-19 VIII Our Song of Joyful Faith in the Worst of Times February 7 2021
A. Introduction to verses 16-19
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How does Habakkuk go from “I” to “He” to “You” and then back to “I” in his poem song?
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What does Habakkuk want us to join him in doing in verse 16?
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Beyond being realistic about our fears and resolve, what do verses 17 and 18 encourage us to do?
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What is the progression of losses that Habakkuk anticipates experiencing in verse 17?
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How would you describe it if you went through a similar progression of painful loss?
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What does Habakkuk mean that he will exult in the Lord and rejoice in Him? Verse 18
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See Psalm 108:8; 68:5; 13; contrast Habakkuk 1:15-16
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Why is Habakkuk able to rejoice in the Lord?
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During what difficulties and trials does the Lord want you to rejoice in Him?
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What believer in the New Testament does Habakkuk sound like? In what situations?
See Acts 16:22-25; Philippians 1:4, 12-18
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What was Paul’s joy in prison based on, if not his circumstances? How is this similar to Habakkuk’s joy in facing personal hardships? Philippians 3:9-10,21; Habakkuk 2:4; 3:18,19
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How does this help define a genuine Christian?
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How was this genuine Christianity evidenced in Alan Cameron?
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What historical facts are to be the foundation of our joy? Philippians 3:21; Habakkuk 3:18
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When can you, like Habakkuk say “The Lord is my strength”? verse 19 (John 1:12-13)
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What does it mean that the Lord will give your feet like a “deer”? Isaiah 351-2,6
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What is the significance of claiming the Lord’s promise to “walk on high places”?
Deuteronomy 33:29; Micah 1:3; Amos 4:13; Isaiah 58:14
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What can you do to teach others how to rejoice in crisis?
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What does the Lord promise when you are rooted in His works in history? Romans 16:20
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What alone can give our nation courage for righteousness again? verse 18
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What encouragement can you take from the example of missionary Bruce Hunt? Verse 19
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