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Look at the nations and see!
    Be astonished! Be astounded!
For a work is being done in your days
    that you would not believe if you were told.(A)
For I am rousing the Chaldeans,
    that fierce and impetuous nation,
who march through the breadth of the earth
    to seize dwellings not their own.(B)
Dread and fearsome are they;
    their justice and dignity proceed from themselves.(C)
Their horses are swifter than leopards,
    more menacing than wolves at dusk;
    their horses charge.
Their horsemen come from far away;
    they fly like an eagle swift to devour.(D)
They all come for violence,
    with faces pressing[a] forward;
    they gather captives like sand.(E)
10 At kings they scoff,
    and of rulers they make sport.
They laugh at every fortress
    and heap up earth to take it.(F)
11 Then they sweep by like the wind;
    they transgress and become guilty;
    their own might is their god!(G)

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Notas al pie

  1. 1.9 Meaning of Heb uncertain

God’s Response: The Coming Chaldean Invasion

“Look out at the nations and pay attention!
    Be astounded! Be really astounded!
Because something is happening in your lifetime
    that you won’t believe, even if it were described down to the smallest detail.[a]
Watch out! For I am bringing in the Chaldeans,[b]
    that cruel and impetuous[c] people,
who sweep across the earth
    dispossessing people[d] from homes not their own.
They are terrible and fearsome;
    their brand of justice and sense of honor derive only from themselves!
Their horses are swifter than leopards,
    and more cunning than wolves that attack at night.
Their horsemen are galloping
    as they approach from far away.
They swoop in like ravenous vultures.[e]

“They all come to oppress—
    hordes of them, their faces pressing onward—
they take prisoners as numerous as[f] the desert sand!
10 They make fun of kings,
    deriding those who rule.
They laugh at all of the fortified places,
    constructing ramps to seize them.
11 Then like[g] the wind sweeping by
    they will pass through—
they’re guilty because they say[h] their power is their god.”

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Notas al pie

  1. Habakkuk 1:5 The Heb. lacks down to the smallest detail
  2. Habakkuk 1:6 I.e. Babylonian invaders
  3. Habakkuk 1:6 Or rash
  4. Habakkuk 1:6 The Heb. lacks people
  5. Habakkuk 1:8 Or eagles
  6. Habakkuk 1:9 The Heb. lacks as numerous as
  7. Habakkuk 1:11 The Heb. lacks like
  8. Habakkuk 1:11 The Heb. lacks they say