The word 'selah' occurs 74 times in the Bible, with its exact meaning uncertain. Some believe it's a musical notation, while others think it indicates a brief pause for reflection on the truth revealed in the psalm. [... more]

The Christian acknowledges that God's blessings far outweigh his burdens, and that even trials can become a blessing if taken as a gift from God for spiritual benefit. God loads us with benefits, including life, breath, and eternal life through faith in Christ. The indwelling presence of His Spirit, the guidance of His Word, and the daily provision of needs are all part of God's blessings. [... more]

The letter mem holds significance in the Hebrew alphabet, being the middle letter and the beginning of words like Messiah and Moses. In the third chapter of Habakkuk, the 13th verse reveals a profound message about salvation, the anointed one, and the foundation of God's love and service, contrasting with the evil foundation built on lies, darkness, and self-righteousness. [... more]

The goodness of God is a miraculous and eternal covenant that brings strength and potential to humanity. Through the story of Habakkuk and the Red Sea, God's promises are shown to be faithful and powerful, cutting paths through darkness and bringing people to the promised land. The naked truth of God's bow reveals his strength and ability to keep his promises, making it possible for individuals to have faith and live by it. [... more]

Habakkuk takes us back to the beginning of the story, where God's fellowship with his son and the Holy Spirit is key to understanding the context of our lives. This epic fellowship is an opportunity for us to experience God's love and faith, and to understand that we are beloved sons of God. [... more]