How does the prophetic book of Habakkuk uniquely address the problem of evil, particularly God's seeming inaction in the face of injustice within Judah?

A By focusing solely on God's judgment against foreign nations. B By presenting a dialogue between the prophet and God, questioning God's methods and timing. C By offering a detailed timeline of future events, providing immediate comfort to the prophet. D By emphasizing the importance of strict adherence to the law as the solution to all problems.