Nahum Chapter Quizzes
נקם (Naqum — “Comforter”)
Nahum announces the destruction of Nineveh, showing that God will judge those who oppose His people.
Written by Nahum (c. 663-612 BC). To comfort Judah by proclaiming that God will judge their Assyrian oppressors.
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About Nahum
The book of Nahum proclaims the impending destruction of Nineveh, the capital city of the Assyrian Empire, using some of the most striking and vivid poetic language found in Scripture. Composed approximately one hundred years after Jonah's ministry, which saw Nineveh repent, Nahum declares that the city’s relapse into violence and pride has irrevocably determined its downfall. This prophecy underscores that God's patience is not endless, and that even sincere repentance does not guarantee exemption from judgment if sin is repeated. For over a century, Assyria had dominated the ancient Near East through brutal oppression and cruelty, proudly commemorated on their own monuments. Now, the time of their reckoning had arrived.
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