The book of Habakkuk V.14 No.9
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— Ver. 10. Those who despise and laugh at pious teachers and their ad- monitions, justly deserve in their turn to be de- spised and laughed at.
Pfaff : Ver. 2 fF. Servants of God and preach- ers of the Gospel have reason to sigh over the pros- tration of foith in every quarter. Who can re- proach them for thus sighing ? But woe to you ungodly, who extort such sighs from them 'i — Ver. 5. Whence come wa: bloodshed, and devas- tation ? They come hence : justice is depressed and the law of God is ...violated.
RiEGER : On 2 IF. O God, into what times hast thou brought us 1 What must we see and experi- ence ? Where is the answer of all the prayer that has already for a long time been offered up for Di- vine help'.' These are also footsteps of faith in which we are often forced to tread.
ScHMiEDER : Ver. 4. The law becomes frigid, which, however, in its nature is fire and flame, and \'.'hirh, in the judgment, consumes sin. But where the judge is good for nothing, the law is frigid and lifeless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Ver. 10. Those who despise and laugh at pious teachers and their ad- monitions, justly deserve in their turn to be de- spised and laughed at.
Pfaff : Ver. 2 fF. Servants of God and preach- ers of the Gospel have reason to sigh over the pros- tration of foith in every quarter. Who can re- proach them for thus sighing ? But woe to you ungodly, who extort such sighs from them 'i — Ver. 5. Whence come wa: bloodshed, and devas- tation ? They come hence : justice is depressed and the law of God is ...violated.
RiEGER : On 2 IF. O God, into what times hast thou brought us 1 What must we see and experi- ence ? Where is the answer of all the prayer that has already for a long time been offered up for Di- vine help'.' These are also footsteps of faith in which we are often forced to tread.
ScHMiEDER : Ver. 4. The law becomes frigid, which, however, in its nature is fire and flame, and \'.'hirh, in the judgment, consumes sin. But where the judge is good for nothing, the law is frigid and lifeless.
What to read after The book of Habakkuk V.14 No.9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kleinert, Paul, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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