Beginning with form- and text-critical examinations of the text of Habakkuk, this work examines the role of the prophet in the historical setting of late 7th-century Judah. It assesses the policies supported by Habakkuk during the debate surrounding the demise of the Assyrian empire and Judah's role in the new political situation. It provides a basis for examining the role of prophets in Judahite society.
Beginning with form- and text-critical examinations of the text of Habakkuk, this work examines the role of the prophet in the historical setting of late 7th-century Judah. It assesses the policies supported by Habakkuk during the debate surrounding the demise of the Assyrian empire and Judah's role in the new political situation. It provides a basis for examining the role of prophets in Judahite society.
Robert D. Haak, Ph.D. (1986) University of Chicago - Divinity School, is Assistant Professor at Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois, and has published several articles, a.o. "Poetry in Habakkuk 1:1-2:4?" Journal of the American Oriental Society (1988), and "The Shoulder of the Temple." Vetus Testamentum, (1983).
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