December 18 – Who is the "doubting Thomas" of the Old Testament? – VCY America
Habakkuk 1:1 – J. Vernon McGee has an interesting take on Habakkuk: I call him the doubting Thomas of the Old Testament because he had a question mark for a brain. His book is really unusual. It is not a prophecy in the strict sense of the term. It is somewhat like the Book of Jonah in that Habakkuk told of his own experience with God—his questions to God and God’s answers. https://www.ttb.org/resources/study-guides/habakkuk-study-guide You’ll notice that Jonah reads easier than Habakkuk – Jonah is in prose (story-form), and Habakkuk is in poetry (thought rhyme, not sound rhyme)...
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