Verse one ends with a thought that parallels the verse's beginning. However, most English readers would never know this because most English Bibles translate this as an imperative when it is in fact an imperfect*6*. Habakkuk is not emploring his God to remember mercy in his divine wrath, he is observing that his God already does remember mercy in his divine wrath...
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Habakkuk is not emploring his God to remember mercy in his divine wrath, he is observing that his God already does remember mercy in his divine wrath. ??????? ??????????? ??????? ??????????? ???????????????? ????? God comes from Teman, and the Holy from Mt. Paran Selah ??????? ??????? ????????? ????????????????? ???????? ?????????? His majesty has covered heavens and his praise has filled the earth From the standpoint of versification, verse 3 is a bit odd...
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