This conversation explores the themes of the Old Testament books of Habakkuk and Jeremiah, focusing on the relationship between God's justice and the presence of evil, the concept of theodicy, and the call to faith and righteousness. It delves into the historical context of Jeremiah's prophecies and their connections to the New Testament, particularly the figure of Jesus as the fulfillment of these prophetic messages. 📕 Order Dr. Joel's Bible Study, "Finding Peace Through Humility: A Study in the Book of Judges" - 📕 Get 40% off any Christian Standard Bible with code "TTT40" - Takeaways ⚡️The perceived inactivity of God is a central theme in Habakkuk. ⚡️Habakkuk's complaints highlight the struggle with injustice and evil. ⚡️The concept of theodicy is crucial in understanding God's justice. ⚡️Faith in God requires both passive trust and active response. ⚡️Jeremiah's message addresses the collective guilt of Judah. ⚡️Repentance is presented as a means of grace in Jeremiah. ⚡️The historical context of Jeremiah is vital for understanding his prophecies. ⚡️Jeremiah's prophecies foreshadow the New Covenant through Jesus. ⚡️Jesus fulfills the promises made by the prophets, including Jeremiah. ⚡️The character of God remains faithful even when humanity is unfaithful. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Habakkuk and Its Themes 02:48 Theodicy and the Problem of Evil 06:06 Faith and Righteousness in Habakkuk 09:51 Transition to Jeremiah: Context and Themes 16:05 Jeremiah's Message and Historical Context 22:04 Connections Between Jeremiah and Jesus