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Nahum Audio Sermons
Nahum prophesies the fall of Nineveh, capital of Assyria. God’s wrath and judgment, and comfort for an oppressed people, stand at its center.
Background of writing
- Author and inspiration — Nahum the Elkoshite wrote under God’s inspiration (Nah. 1:1).
- Date of writing — About 663–612 BC, written before Nineveh fell in 612 BC.
- Historical setting — Assyria had destroyed the northern kingdom and pressed Judah. The word is spoken against Nineveh, full of violence and cruelty.
Purpose of writing
- God is slow to anger, yet he will surely judge evil and make a full end of his enemies (Nah. 1:2–3).
- Nineveh’s fall shows that the power which abused God’s people will at last collapse.
- The images of red shields, war, and slaughter (Nah. 2:3; 3:1–3) are also read as signs of last-days trouble and judgment, so that believers trust God’s justice.
Select a session in the list below to play the exposition in the player. (12 sermons)
Lesson 1 · Nahum 1:1–15
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12 sermons · page 1 of 1
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1 Nahum 1:1–15
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2 Nahum 1:4–8
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3 Nahum 1:9–11
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4 Nahum 1:12–15
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5 Nahum 2:1–5
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6 Nahum 2:6–10
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7 Nahum 2:11–13
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8 Nahum 3:1–4
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9 Nahum 3:4–7
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10 Nahum 3:7–8
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11 Nahum 3:9–12
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12 Nahum 3:13–19
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