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Any Complaints Blame God

God's Message for Today - Habakkuk the Prophet Speaks

by Martin Goldsmith

  • Paperback
  • 231 pages
  • Publisher: Authentic
  • 12.9 x 19.8 x 1 cm

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An interesting look at the prophet Habakkuk and how his message is still relevant for us today. When our lives don't go according to plan, we are often quick to blame God.

The prophet Habakkuk also blamed God when it seemed like everything had gone wrong in his society, and was amazed by God's answer.

Martin Goldsmith guides us through the book of Habakkuk and allows this Old Testament prophet to speak into our lives, and into the issues of contemporary society.

  • Author

    Martin Goldsmith

  • Book Format

    Paperback

  • Publisher

    Authentic

  • Published

    September 2008

  • Weight

    140g

  • Page Count

    231

  • Dimensions

    12.9 x 19.8 x 1 cm

  • ISBN

    9781850788126

  • ISBN-10

    185078812X

  • Eden Code

    1223982

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    The title of this book attracted me as in our ‘blame ridden society’ we often look for someone or something to take the rap for the circumstances in which we find ourselves. The Old Testament prophet Habakkuk also struggled with his situation. He enters a dialogue with God and in this book we can see how through Habakkuk we can hear God’s voice speaking into our present culture and in our own particular situation. I would have preferred to have the bible passage at the beginning of each section which would have made it more user friendly. Whilst this is not an easy read it does make the reader look carefully at the message contained in this short Book of the Old Testament.

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