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Habakkuk

Prophet in, and book of, the Old Testament.
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1386-1466) that while working on his extraordinary statue of Habbakuk he kept muttering, "Speak, damn you, speak
The beauties of the land: Bale's books, Aske's abbeys, and the ... by Schwyzer, Philip / Renaissance Quarterly
The prophet Habbakuk had said: ve-zaddik be-'emunato yihyeh, "the righteous will live by his faithfulness" (Hab.
The concept of the chosen people: an interpretation by Jospe, Raphael / Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought
Job is part of that chain that began with Abraham, continued with Moses, with Jeremiah, with Habbakuk, with Levi Yizhak of Berditchev, and others.
Job, or the suffering of God by Hyman, Frieda Clark / Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought
 
 
 
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