🎧 Bonus Episode - The Comfort of Holy Judgment: Nineveh's Final Chapter
Justice delayed is not justice denied. In the powerful, often-overlooked book of Nahum, we witness what happens when God’s patience with evil finally reaches its end.
Generations after Jonah’s reluctant call to repentance, Nineveh—the brutal capital of Assyria—returned to its violent ways. Where Jonah wrestled with God’s mercy toward this wicked city, Nahum delivers the final word: judgment has come. But this is not a story of uncontrolled anger—it is measured, holy justice delivered after mercy was persistently refused.
Nahum’s name means “comfort,” an unexpected title for a prophet announcing destruction. Yet his words brought profound relief to those crushed under Assyrian tyranny. When he declares, “The Lord is good, a refuge in times of trouble,” he speaks to the brokenhearted who wondered if God had seen their suffering. Nahum’s prophecy assures us that God not only sees every injustice—He will act.
In this episode, we explore the sacred tension between divine patience and holy judgment. Nahum’s message speaks to the universal cry: “How long, O Lord?” His words remind us that while God’s mercy is wide, His justice will not sleep forever. The fall of Nineveh—the most powerful city of its day—stands as a sobering testament: no empire, no oppressor, no cruelty escapes God’s gaze.
đź’ˇ What you'll discover:
* The balance between God’s mercy and His judgment
* Why judgment can bring comfort to the oppressed
* How Nahum answers the cry for justice throughout history
* The relevance of Nineveh’s fall to our world today
👉 Does your heart long for justice? Listen now and discover how Nahum’s ancient words still speak into our deepest questions of suffering, power, and God’s holy response.
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