2. Book of nahum Background
Nahum means consolation, typifying the words his message would bring to Judah.
Assyria is at the peak of their power…likely written about 620 B.C.
Nahum’s message is the downfall of Assyria which would remind Judah of the power and justice of God.
Message may have been intended for God’s people rather than for Nineveh.

3. Book of nahum Survey Doom Declared (ch. 1) Doom Described (ch. 2)
Doom Deserved (ch. 3)

4. Book of nahum Keys Key Word: Justice Key Verse: 1:7
Key Phrase: “an utter end”

5. Book of nahum Lessons Learned God is changeless (Heb. 13:8)
God is jealous (2 Cor. 11:2)
God rules in the nations of men (Ps. 103:19)
God is a stronghold for those who trust Him (Ps. 46:1-2)
Live by the sword you will die by the sword (Mt. 26:62)
God’s patience can run out (2 Pet. 3:9-14)
Repentance does not equate to continued obedience (Mt. 3:8)