God firm a foundation,

Ye saints of the Lord is laid for your faith in his excellent word.

God is the answer to your questions.

God is the answer to your problems. That's the good news our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, has for us here on Through the Bible today. I'm Steve Schwetz, inviting you to hop aboard the Bible bus as we set out for the final leg of our journey through Habakkuk. Have you enjoyed these studies in this Old Testament book? Well, we'd love to hear how God is working in your life through our time and his word together. You know, your letters like this one from a listener in West Bengal encouraged us all so much. I live in a remote village along with my son and daughter-in-law. I am 55 years old and widowed. Although I was born to a Christian family, I never knew the Lord personally.

For many years, I lived a troubled life and felt as if something evil was controlling me.

A few months back, my daughter-in-law started listening to your program, and though I tried my

best to turn a deaf ear, I slowly began to follow your teachings. I have surrendered my life

to Christ and am no longer afraid or filled with troubled thoughts. I slowly began to follow your teachings. I have surrendered my life to Christ and am no longer

afraid or filled with troubled thoughts. I am now filled with God's joy and peace instead.

Well, you know, it's true. God's word does bring peace, doesn't it? You know, I've experienced it in my own life,

and I trust that you have as well. We'd love to hear how God's word is changing your life, so I sure hope that you'll

take the time to email us at Biblebus at ttb.org or write to us at box 7100, Pasadena, California,

911, or in Canada, box 25325, London, Ontario, N6C, 6B1. Now, before we begin our study in Habakkuk 3, here's more of Dr. McGee's series of introductions

on the covenants.

And we have another covenant now that we want to call attention to today, and that is the

Palestinian covenant.

Now, Dr. Chaffer considered the entire passage all the way from the 28th

chapter of Deuteronomy through the 30th chapter. Some just take the 30th chapter. Some just take

the first 10 verses in the 30th chapter. And some just take Deuteronomy 30, verse 3 through 5 as the Palestinian covenant.

But I think that you need all of this passage in here, and I'm not going to attempt to read it.

I will just have to paraphrase it for you. God told him very candidly in the 28th chapter that if they disobeyed

him and were not faithful to him, that he would put them out of the land. But that doesn't mean that

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