1. What was Habakkuk's first complaint to The Lord? He wanted to know... How long the Lord would put up with the evil of Israel? Why God would not bless Israel more than He has been? Why God would not bless Judah more than He has been? How long the Lord would put up with the evil of Judah?

2. Which of the following were not sins of Judah that Habakkuk declared before the Lord? Justice was perverted The wicked hemmed in the righteous The law was paralyzed The people were eating meat sacrificed to idols

3. How did God say that Habakkuk would respond to His plan? He would not think that God's judgement was harsh enough He would lose faith in God He would not believe even if he was told. He would be angry and curse God

4. Which of the following is NOT a description of the judgement the Lord had given to Habakkuk? The invaders were a ruthless people. The invaders derided kings and scoffed at rulers. The invaders' horses were faster then leopards. The invaders served a god named Dagon.

5. What was Habakkuk's second complaint? The Lord has lost the respect of Habakkuk and the people The Lord is unjust and unholy for His actions Will God be silent while the wicked swallow up people more righteous than themselves? God is mean and intolerable

6. What form of profession (way of living) does God use as a metaphor to explain how Judah will be overtaken by the invaders? Fishing - with nets and hooks Logging - the nation will be cut down Hunting - like predator and prey Moulding - Like the clay of a potter Judah will be destroyed and reshaped.

7. Who does God identify as the nation invading Judah? The King James Version identifies them as the Chaldeans. The Medo-Persian Empire The Roman Empire The Grecian Empire The Babylonian Empire

8. How does God answer Habakkuk's second complaint? Stop your complaining and take it like a man. I don't have time to walk you through this step by step. God rebukes Habakkuk's gall to question him. Don't worry: Babylon will get what's coming in the end.

9. Habakkuk tells us that God is in His Holy Temple and therefore the earth should do something. What is it we should do? rejoice before him fear him bow before him Be silent before him

10. Which of the following is not one of the five "Woes" given to Babylon in chapter 2? Woe to those who says to wood, 'Come to life." Woe to him who piles up stolen goods Woe to those who blaspheme the name of the Lord of Judah Woe to him who gets their neighbor drunk to look upon their nakedness

11. Habakkuk 2:4 says that the righteous shall live by his _________? Faith Hard Labour Hope Righteous Deeds

12. The third and final chapter ends with Habakkuk speaking to God again. What is Habakkuk doing this time? He is praying He is apologizing He is giving a third complaint He is reporting on his deeds

13. Habakkuk ask God to do something during his wrath against Judah. What does he ask God to do? In wrath - remember mercy In wrath - be complete In wrath - remember to spare my family In wrath - consume with fire

14. Habakkuk demonstrates great faith in God even though it is recorded that the prophet is scared to death ("decay crept into my bones"). Following that though he says something remarkable. He says, "Yet, I will wait patiently for the day of __________? Judgement Calamity Darkness Testing

15. Final Question. The book closes saying that God is Habakkuk's strength. He makes his feet "like the feet of a __________" enabling him "to go on the heights [to triumph]". What type of animal goes in the blank? Remember - NIV. Answer: (One Word - Either NIV or KJV is acceptable)