Reflection on Nahum
Nahum reminds us that God is both a refuge and a righteous judge. He sees the pain caused by injustice and promises to act in His perfect timing. While the downfall of Nineveh may seem harsh, it reveals God's commitment to defend the oppressed and confront evil. In a world that often feels unfair, Nahum encourages us to trust that God is good, strong, and always in control.

Reflection Questions:

• Where do I need to trust God’s justice instead of seeking my own revenge?
• Do I view God more as a judge or a refuge? How does Nahum challenge that view?
• Are there areas in my life where I’ve grown indifferent to injustice around me?
• How can I reflect God’s heart for justice and mercy in my everyday relationships?