Nahum

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The prophet Nahum predicts the fall of Nineveh in the mid-7th century BC, several decades before the city actually fell in 612 BC. When he prophesied, the Neo-Assyria Empire was at the height of its power ... Nineveh is going to fall because Israel's God, Yahweh, has declared it to be guilty, and he has arrived in his terrifying might to carry out its punishment. Yahweh controls the destinies of all nations; he holds all nations accountable for their actions; and he will ultimately right all wrongs. The people of Israel, who had been crushed by the mighty forces of wicked Assyria, needed to know these truths (Dr. David Dorsey, in his book The Literary Structure of the Old Testament, page 305).

Nahum, Nineveh, Elkosh

PDF by O T Allis

The Book of Nahum: The Question of Authorship Within The Canonical Process

PDF by Duane L Christensen

Nahum and Nineveh

Web Page by Gordon Franz

Study of The Book of Nahum

Web Page by Greg Herrick PhD

The West as Nineveh: Hows Does Nahum's Message of Judgement Apply Today?

PDF by Julie Woods

Commentary on Nahum

Web Page by John Calvin

Exposition of Nahum

Web Page by John Gill

Commentary on Nahum

Web Page by Matthew Henry

Homiletical Commentary on Nahum

Web Page by C H Spurgeon

Nahum

Web Page by Hampton Keathley IV

What are the Clouds? - Nahum 1:3

Web Page by C H Spurgeon

Mercy, Omnipotence, and Justice - Nahum 1:3

Web Page by C H Spurgeon

The Stronghold - Nahum 1:7

PDF by C H Spurgeon

When Can We Find Comforters - Nahum 3:7

PDF by C H Spurgeon

The Book of Nahum as Liturgical Composition: A Prosodic Analysis

PDF by Duane L Christensen

Nahum: Poet Laureate Of The Minor Prophets

PDF by Richard D Patterson

Nahum -Intro, Date, Setting, Themes, Interpretative Challenges, Outline When were the Bible books written?

Web Page by Dr. John MacArthur

Analysis of Nahum

PDF by James V Dine

Nahum: The Terrible Wrath of God

Web Page by Ray C Stedman