The prophet Habakkuk grapples with God's use of the Chaldeans (Babylonians) to punish Judah, a nation seemingly more righteous than their oppressors. What is the PRIMARY theological lesson Habakkuk ultimately learns about God's sovereignty and justice in the face of such apparent contradiction?

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The prophet Habakkuk grapples with God's use of the Chaldeans (Babylonians) to punish Judah, a nation seemingly more righteous than their oppressors. What is the PRIMARY theological lesson Habakkuk ultimately learns about God's sovereignty and justice in the face of such apparent contradiction?

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