Habacuc
3 chapters
The Argument of the Book of Habacuc →Chapter summaries
The Douay-Rheims’ own argument for each chapter. Tap a number above to read.
- 1The prophet lamenteth the imminent ruin of the people, by the insolent cruelty of the Chaldees: 12. especially for that the holy city shall be ransacked by idolaters, and most wicked men.
- 2The captivity of the two tribes, their relaxation, Christ will assuredly come though not quickly. 5. Their afflicters (the Chaldees) shall be destroyed; 18. and all other idolaters.
- 31. The prayer of Habacuc the prophet for ignorances. All sins in some sort proceed of ignorance: for remission whereof the prophet prayeth in this Canticle, & that for the same Christ's coming may not be deferred: 2. So prophesieth his Incarnation, 3. Nativity, 4. Miracles and Doctrine, 5. Passion, Resurrection, and conversion of Gentiles: 16. The general Judgement, Glory of the blessed, & damnation of the reprobate.
