Habakkuk's closing prayer imagines total agricultural failure, no fruit, no flocks, nothing at all, and still declares 'yet I will rejoice in the LORD.' This is one of the clearest expressions in scripture of praise that doesn't depend on circumstanc...
Practical & Devotional<b>For a fig tree shall not blossom</b> As the Targum renders. However, the phrase may be interpreted according to its simple meaning: From now on, none of Babylon’s deeds shall succeed.<br><br><b>the grain field</b> a white field.<br><br><b>from the...
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