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Nahum-2

Justice Prevails: A Devotional Study on Nahum Chapter 2​

Introduction​

The book of Nahum is a prophetic message directed at the ancient Assyrian empire. In chapter two, the Lord declares His plans to punish this once-conqueror nation. This chapter calls us to trust in the Lord's justice and righteousness, and to rejoice in His victory over oppression.

Section 1: The Lord's Plans for Justice (Nahum 2:1-5)​

Devotional Thought: God, the LORD of Hosts, declares His plans against Nineveh. The Lord's unwavering justice shines through, as He promises to bring swift punishment to the oppressor nation. Take heart in the Lord's promises for justice. Rest assured that He will bring comfort to the afflicted and judgment to the oppressor (Isaiah 12:6).

Reflection Questions:

  • In what ways have you seen God's justice prevail in your life or in the lives of others?
  • How do you trust in God's promises for justice?

Section 2: The Lord's Army of Judgment (Nahum 2:6-8)​

Devotional Thought: God's army thunders through the gates of Nineveh. The might of the Lord is on display, poised to wreak swift and decisive judgment. Keep your eyes focused on the Lord's works and his victory over oppression.

Reflection Questions:

  • How has God's presence and power made itself known in your life or the lives of others?
  • What trust do you have in the Lord's ability to deliver on His promises for justice?

Section 3: Rejoicing in God's Victory (Nahum 2:9-13)​

Devotional Thought: Nineveh falls. The remnant of Nineveh is scattered, and the Lord's divinity runs like a flood through Judah. Today, let us join the celebration, lifting our voices in praise to our God who reigns justly and victoriously.

Reflection Questions:

  • In what ways have you experienced and witnessed God's victory over oppression?
  • In what ways do we joyfully celebrate God's victory over oppression?

Conclusion:​

As we conclude our devotional journey through Nahum chapter two, let us stand in awe of the Lord's justice and righteousness. We trust in the Lord's victory over oppression, and in His ability to carry out His promises for justice. May our hearts fill with gratitude and joy as we contemplate the Lord's divine power, and may we diligently seek His will in all we do, even as we wait for His justice to prevail (Psalm 85:11).