It contains a dialogue between the prophet Habakkuk and God, written in a poetic format designed to be

But notice that Paul doesn't instruct us to pray for ourselves in this passage!

Notice how Jesus speaks of each as distinct, having their own duty in the sending of the Spirit.

Dig Deeper Maybe you noticed it as you read verse 7, and maybe you didn't.

Notice how many terms related to your salvation have financial overtones: heir, redemption, atonement

Notice how the final few commands include an adverb to add emphasis that your gift sharing efforts must

What we'll notice is that so many of the Biblical prayers that we're called to emulate are like Daniel's

Notice how a mind governed by the sinful nature (flesh/sarx) destines a person to a purposeless existence

Notice, though, that God does not act as the prosecutor, or sit in the judge's seat, or even pronounce

But notice that how long it took before the Israelites once again cried out to the LORD: eighteen years