The Bible Study centers on the prophet Habakkuk, a questioning voice in a time of moral decay and impending judgment, who confronts God with honest doubts about divine justice and silence in the face of widespread wickedness. Through a dialogue between human perplexity and divine sovereignty, Habakkuk's initial lament—why God permits injustice—is met with a startling revelation: God will use the ruthless Babylonians to judge Judah, a response that challenges human understanding but affirms God's ultimate control and purposes. The message underscores that God's ways are higher than human ways, His timing is perfect, and His promises—though delayed—will surely be fulfilled, as seen in the historical fulfillment of prophetic judgment. The Bibel Study emphasizes trust in God's wisdom and justice, even when circumstances defy comprehension, and points to the broader biblical truth that God remains sovereign over all nations and histories. Ultimately, the passage calls believers to persevere in faith, recognizing that God's judgment is both righteous and redemptive, and that His word will never return void.