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14 His troops had come like a storm,
hoping to scatter us
    and glad to gobble us up.
To them we were refugees
    in hiding—
but you smashed their heads
    with their own weapons.[a]
15 Then your chariots churned
    the waters of the sea.

Habakkuk's Response to God's Message

16 When I heard this message,[b]
I felt weak from fear,
    and my lips quivered.
My bones seemed to melt,
    and I stumbled around.
But I will patiently wait.
Someday those vicious enemies
    will be struck by disaster.[c]

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Footnotes

  1. 3.14 but you … weapons: One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.
  2. 3.16 heard this message: Or “saw this vision.”
  3. 3.16 I will … disaster: One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.

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