Habakkuk presents a prophetic work divided into three chapters. The first chapter begins with the prophet Habakkuk expressing lament over injustice and violence, questioning God's tolerance of wickedness, and describing the rise of the Babylonians as a divine instrument of judgment. Chapter two then shifts to God's response, instructing Habakkuk to record a vision of future judgment upon the wicked, particularly those who gain wealth through unjust means and oppress others, emphasizing that the righteous will live by faith. Finally, the third chapter is a prayer from Habakkuk, a powerful reflection on God's past mighty acts of salvation and a declaration of the prophet's unwavering trust and joy in God ...