Habakkuk 1: Habakkuk Questions God

Habakkuk asks God why He lets violence and injustice go unchecked among his people. God replies that He is raising up the fierce Chaldeans as judgment, and Habakkuk asks how a holy God can let that wicked nation swallow up people less guilty than itself, catching them like fish in a net.

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At the start of his second complaint (1:12), what does Habakkuk confess about the Chaldeans?

The Chaldeans have risen to power entirely against the LORD's will and planThe LORD has appointed and established them to carry out judgment and correctionThe LORD will turn the Chaldeans back before they ever reach the land of JudahThe Chaldeans are the LORD's chosen people who will replace Israel for good