⁹ Habakkuk lisin gud long next toktok bilong God, wea stap long Habakkuk 1:6-11. Diswan nao message bilong Jehovah—and no eni false god or idol wea no laef savve stopem for fulfill: “Mi bae hipimap olketa bilong Chaldea, nation wea nogud and raf, wea go long olketa waed ples bilong earth for tekem olketa ples wea no bilong hem. Diswan hem barava mekem man fraet tumas. Hemseleva nao disaedem justice and honor bilong hem. And olketa horse bilong hem fast winim olketa leopard, and raf winim olketa evening wolf. And olketa horse bilong hem for faet kikim graon, and from farawe ples nao olketa horse bilong hem for faet olketa kam. Olketa flae olsem eagle wea speed go for kaikaim samting. Full kakam bilong evriwan hem for duim raf fasin nomoa. Olketa feis hia kam tugeta and kamap olsem east wind, and hem hipimap olketa prisoner olsem sand. And for saed bilong hem, hem tokspoelem olketa king, and hem laflaf long olketa bigman. For saed bilong hem, hem laflaf tu long evri strongfala ples, and hem hipimap dust and kasholem. Long datfala taem hem bae muv go olsem wind and go thru and bae hem kamap guilty. Hem kasem paoa bilong hem from god bilong hem.”

11. Long wanem wei nao olketa army bilong Babylon kam againstim Judah?

¹¹ Olketa horse bilong Babylon fast winim olketa leopard wea speed. Horse army bilong hem raf winim olketa wolf wea hangre wea go hunting long naet. From olketa want tumas for go, “olketa horse bilong hem for faet kikim graon.” Start from Babylon wea stap farawe olketa go for Judah. Olsem wanfala eagle wea speed go for kaikaim naes kaikai, olketa bilong Chaldea bae redy for attakim enemy bilong olketa. Bat waswe, bae diswan hem smol attak nomoa wea samfala soldia duim? Nomoa nao! “Full kakam bilong evriwan hem for duim raf fasin nomoa,” olsem wanfala big sekson wea kam for spoelem evri samting. Feis bilong olketa shaen witim willing fasin, olketa raed go long west for Judah and Jerusalem, and muv kwiktaem olsem east wind. Olketa army bilong Babylon kasholem staka prisoner wea olsem olketa ‘hipimap olketa prisoner olsem sand nomoa.’