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No Wasted Word; Nahum 1-3
Season 9, Episode 1
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01-Sep-2026
Although we don’t know a lot about the prophet Nahum, it is known that his name means “comfort” and that he prophesied about one hundred years after Jonah. Like Jonah, Nahum preaches to the city of Nineveh, except this time the city does not repent like they did in Jonah’s day. This is so interesting to me because I am reminded that God never wastes words; whatever He says will happen, does happen. In Jonah’s day the prophet was frustrated to witness God’s amazing capacity for forgiveness and mercy, but in Nahum’s day a different generation of people were not willing to repent. As a result, judgment came. The first chapter of Nahum’s direct and quick message speaks of God’s wrath on His enemies. The second chapter speaks about the destruction of Nineveh, and the third chapter articulates Nineveh’s woes. Sooner or later, we all
must give an account of our actions to the LORD.
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