Habakkuk 2:7
Will not your creditors suddenly arise and those who disturb you awaken? Then you will become their prey.
Bible Study Questions and Answers
1. What is the meaning of Habakkuk 2:7?

2. How does Habakkuk 2:7 warn against the consequences of unjust gain and greed?

3. What does "will not your creditors suddenly arise?" teach about divine justice?

4. How can we apply Habakkuk 2:7 to financial integrity in our lives today?

5. How does Habakkuk 2:7 connect with Proverbs' teachings on wealth and justice?

6. In what ways can we ensure our actions align with God's justice in Habakkuk?

7. What does Habakkuk 2:7 reveal about divine justice and retribution?

8. How does Habakkuk 2:7 challenge our understanding of God's timing in justice?

9. In what ways does Habakkuk 2:7 address the consequences of greed and exploitation?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Habakkuk 2?

11. How do these prophecies in Isaiah 11 compare with other biblical texts that seem to describe different scenarios for the Messiah and end times?

12. What does 'shigionoth' mean in the Bible?

13. In Mark 13:24-25, how can the sun be darkened and the stars literally fall from the sky given our modern scientific understanding of astronomy?

14. What defines Godly Sorrow?
Discussion Questions
1. How does understanding God's sovereignty over nations impact your view of current world events?

2. In what ways can you apply the principle of the reversal of fortunes in your personal life, especially in dealing with injustice?

3. How does the assurance of God's eventual justice influence your response to situations where evil seems to prevail?

4. What are some practical steps you can take to live by faith, as encouraged in the book of Habakkuk, during times of uncertainty?

5. How can the call to repentance in Habakkuk's message be applied to the church today, and what scriptures support this call?1. Reflect on the patience Habakkuk shows in waiting for God's answer. Can you recall a situation when you had to wait for God's guidance?

2. In what ways does Habakkuk 2:4 ("the righteous will live by his faith") resonate with your own life?

3. Discuss the implications of the five woes. How do they apply to our society today?

4. What does this chapter reveal about God's attitude towards wealth obtained unjustly?

5. How does God's response in Habakkuk 2 provide comfort in today's world where injustices often seem to prevail?

6. How does this chapter encourage us to respond when we witness evil or injustice?

7. What can we learn from Habakkuk's dialogue with God in regards to our own prayer life?

8. In what ways can we live by faith, especially in the face of trials and tribulations?

9. How can we ensure that our success and wealth are not built on exploitation or injustice?

10. What can we learn about the futility of idolatry from this chapter?

11. How does Habakkuk 2 challenge your understanding of divine justice and retribution?

12. In what ways can you apply the lessons of faith and patience in your personal and professional life?

13. How does this chapter influence your understanding of the concept of "true wealth"?

14. What does the chapter teach about the consequences of bringing ruin to others?

15. How can Habakkuk 2 inspire us to remain faithful and hopeful even in challenging times?

16. How does this chapter shape your perspective on societal issues such as wealth inequality, corruption, and violence?

17. Discuss how God's assured judgment on the wicked provides hope for the righteous.

18. How can this chapter influence your actions towards ensuring justice and fairness in your community?

19. Reflect on the statement "the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea" (Habakkuk 2:14). What does this vision mean to you personally?

20. Given God's response in Habakkuk 2, how can we find peace in the midst of seemingly unanswered prayers?

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