đĄď¸ Takeaway:
God is both a protector and a righteous judge. If you trust in Him, you are safe. If you oppose Him or harm His people, judgment is sureâand decisive.
Nahum 1:7â9 (KJV)
đ Reflection & Meaning:
Verse 7: This is a word of comfort to Godâs people. In the midst of chaos, God is a refuge, and He personally knows and cares for those who trust in Him.
Verse 8: This shifts to judgment. God brings total destruction (âutter endâ) on His enemies, like a floodâswift and unstoppable.
Verse 9: Godâs justice is final. Whatever schemes people devise against Him or His people, they will fail. Once God deals with it, it wonât rise again.
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