This Bible Study centers on the prophet Habakkuk's struggle with divine justice, as he questions God's allowance of evil and His use of the wicked Babylonians to punish Judah. Through a divine response, God affirms His sovereignty, revealing that while evil may flourish temporarily, it is self-destructive and will ultimately be judged in God's perfect timing. The message emphasizes that true righteousness is not found in human strength or material wealth, but in faith—highlighted by the declaration that 'the just shall live by faith'—and warns against idolatry, covetousness, and pride, which lead to downfall. Despite impending judgment and desolation, Habakkuk's response of worship and trust in God's character becomes a model for believers, demonstrating that joy and strength are possible even in the midst of loss, because God remains sovereign, faithful, and ultimately victorious. The passage culminates in a profound declaration of hope: though circumstances may fail, the believer can rejoice in the Lord, who is the source of strength and the ultimate victor over evil.