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Author: Baker, David W. 1950-

Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah: an introduction and commentary
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Baker, David W. 1950-

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Tyndale Old Testament commentaries ; volume 27.

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Nahum prophecies the destruction of Nineveh. Habakkuk questions the Lord of Israel. Zephaniah warns the last great king of Jerusalem. David W. Baker examines the authorship, composition, structure and historical context of each book and highlights the authors' major themes.

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Baker, D. W. 1. (1988). Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah: an introduction and commentary. Leicester, England ; Downers Grove, Ill., U.S.A., Inter-Varsity Press.

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Baker, David W. 1950-. 1988. Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah: An Introduction and Commentary. Leicester, England ; Downers Grove, Ill., U.S.A., Inter-Varsity Press.

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Baker, David W. 1950-, Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah: An Introduction and Commentary. Leicester, England ; Downers Grove, Ill., U.S.A., Inter-Varsity Press, 1988.

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Baker, David W. 1950-. Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah: An Introduction and Commentary. Leicester, England ; Downers Grove, Ill., U.S.A., Inter-Varsity Press, 1988.

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Cover; Short Title Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; General preface; Author's preface; Chief abbreviations; Select bibliographies; Nahum; Introduction; The man; The time; The book and its structure; The message; Analysis; Commentary; 1. Title (1:1); a. Subject (1:1a); b. Form (1:1b); 2. A psalm to Yahweh (1:2-8); a. God's character (1:2-3a); b. God's power (1:3b-6); c. God's character and power realized (1:7-8); 3. God's wrath personalized (1:9-11); 4. God's dual verdicts (1:12 - 2:2); a. Judah: end of oppression (1:12-13); b. Assyria: end of the line (1:14)

C. Judah: good news (1:15)d. Assyria: prepare for battle (2:1); e. Judah: ruin restored (2:2); 5. Vignette of battle (2:3-10); a. Attack (2:3-5); b. Defeat (2:6-10); 6. The lion of Assyria routed (2:11-13); 7. Woe to Nineveh (3:1-19); a. Woe (3:1); b. Fighting and death (3:2-3); c. The whore's disgrace (3:4-7); d. Assyria the invincible? A satire (3:8-17); i. Mighty Thebes destroyed (3:8-10); ii. Assyrian inadequacy (3:11-13); iii. Fruitless preparations (3:14-17); e. How the mighty have fallen (3:18-19); Additional note; Rhetorical questions; Habakkuk; Introduction; The man; The times

The bookThe message; Analysis; Commentary; 1. Title (1:1); 2. The problem of unpunished wickedness (1:2-4); 3. Yahweh's first response (1:5-11); 4. The problem of excessive punishment (1:12-17); 5. Awaiting an answer (2:1); 6. Yahweh's second response (2:2-20); a. A vision (2:2-5); i. Announcement (2:2-3); ii. Life and death (2:4-5); b. Taunting woes (2:6-20); i. The pillager (2:6-8); ii. The plotter (2:9-11); iii. The promoter of violence (2:12-14); iv. The debaucher (2:15-17); v. The pagan idolator (2:18-20); 7. Habakkuk's psalm (3:1-19); a. Musical notes (3:1, 19b); b. Petition (3:2)

C. God's powerful presence in history (3:3-15)i. God's coming (3:3-7); ii. God's combat (3:8-15); d. Fear and faith (3:16-19a); Zephaniah; Introduction; The times and peoples; The man; The message; The book; Analysis; Commentary; 1. Heading (1:1); 2. Judgment (1:2-6); a. Mankind (1:2-3); b. Judah and Jerusalem (1:4-6); 3. The Day of Yahweh (1:7 - 3:20); a. Announcement (1:7); b. The nature of the day

judgment (1:8-18); i. Judgment of God's people (1:8-13); ii. Judgment of the world (1:14-18); c. The required response (2:1-3); d. Specific scenarios of judgment (2:4

3:8)

I. Philistia (2:4-7)ii. Moab and Ammon (2:8-11); iii. Cush (2:12); iv. Assyria (2:13-15); v. Jerusalem (3:1-7); a. Sins compounded (3:1-5); b. Demonstration ignored (3:6-7); vi. The world (3:8); e. The nature of the day

hope (3:9-20); i. Nations converted (3:9-10); ii. The remnant preserved (3:11-13); iii. A psalm of joy (3:14-17); iv. God's promise (3:18-20); Praise for Tyndale Commentaries; About the Author; Tyndale Commentary Volumes; More Titles from InterVarsity Press; Academic Textbook Selector

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