My Heart Suddenly Starts To Beat Faster

L'INDIFFERENZA DELL'ETERNO

Habakkuk 1

The punishment of the invasion of Judah by the Chaldeans
1 declares that the prophet Habakkuk had vision.
2 How long, O LORD, I will cry, without you I will listen? I cry to you, 'Violence!' and you do not save. 3 Why make me see iniquity, and tolerate the spectacle of perversity? and why I stand before the robbery and violence? There are quarrels and discord arises. 4 Therefore the law is without force and the right way is not because the wicked around the right and the right n'esce pervert.
5 see among nations watching, marveling and be amazed! Since I'm going to do in your days work, you would not believe if you tell it. 6 For, lo, I will raise up the Chaldeans, that bitter and impetuous nation, which runs along the ground How long wide, to take possession of dwellings which are not his. 7 is terrible, formidable, and its right and its magnitude are made by himself. 8 Her horses are faster de 'leopards, de agile' Wolves on the evening his knights procedon with pride, and his knights They come from far away, fly in like an eagle swooping on its prey. 9 All those people is to give themselves to violence, their faces are eager outstretched, and ammassan prisoners without number as the sand. 10 You're mocking the king, and the principles are the object of derision for them, you laugh at all the forts, a little amount 'of land, and take them. 11 Passaniti Then like the wind, and Passaniti rendon guilty beyond this their strength is their god. 12 not you ab old, O Lord, my God, my Holy One? We do not die! O Lord, thou hast put, this people, to exercise your judgments, thou, O Rock, hast established to inflict your punishment. 13 You, who have eyes too pure to bear the sight of evil, and canst not endure the spectacle of iniquity, because the evil look, and be silent when the wicked devours the man who is more righteous than he? 14 and so make men like fish of the sea and how the reptiles, which have not, sir? 15 The Chaldean li trae tutti su con l'amo, li piglia nella sua rete, li raccoglie nel suo giacchio; perciò si rallegra ed esulta. 16 Per questo fa sacrifizi alla sua rete, e offre profumi al suo giacchio; perché per essi la sua parte è grassa, e il suo cibo è succulento. 17 Dev'egli per questo seguitare a vuotar la sua rete, e massacrar del continuo le nazioni senza pietà?

In questo capitolo di Abacuc, leggiamo il grido disperato di un popolo che aveva commesso tanti peccati. Non c'è bisogno di stare here to do the drawing of all the sins of Judah.

Simply the punishment came to them and people were screaming, but the Lord did not intervene. He told her to time the arrival of the sword would not have been shot and that justice would have consumed every wicked.

Today the land to the same conditions. No wonder the content of these verses, because where there is a will to do evil, there is no God wherever the Lord may work, his blessing was absent.

2 How long, O LORD, I will cry, without you I will listen? I cry to you, 'Violence!' e tu non salvi. 3 Perché mi fai veder l'iniquità, e tolleri lo spettacolo della perversità? e perché mi stanno dinanzi la rapina e la violenza? Vi son liti, e sorge la discordia. 4 Perciò la legge è senza forza e il diritto non fa strada, perché l'empio aggira il giusto, e il diritto n'esce pervertito.

Quando l'uomo arriva ad affermare tali cose, allora significa che la sua malvagità si è spinta ad un livello tale da risultare incontenibile anche per lui stesso.

Dov'è Dio? Perché non risponde? La perversione impera e il sin abounds.

He is silent before the man persevering, but collects the cry of the innocent.

5 see among nations watching, marveling and be amazed! Since I'm going to do in your days work, you would not believe if you tell it. 6 For, lo, I will raise up the Chaldeans, that bitter and impetuous nation, which runs along the ground How long wide, to take possession of dwellings which are not his. 7 is terrible, formidable, and its right and its magnitude are made by himself. 8 His horses are faster de 'leopards, de agile' Wolves on the evening his knights procedon with pride, and his knights They come from far away, fly in like an eagle swooping on its prey.

The hand of the Lord shakes the earth and desolation everywhere. There is no shelter that can hold its passage. He speaks and it happens.

The evil empire, the human being thinks he can control himself and nature, but when the Lord puts in front of its smallness, the only thing left to do is despair.

The Prophet observed: 9 Tutta quella gente viene per darsi alla violenza, le lor facce bramose son tese in avanti, e ammassan prigionieri senza numero come la rena.

Tutta la gente viene per scassinare e distruggere e ognuno in questo mondo vuole la sua parte. Noi non siamo nemmeno in grado di immaginare cosa può fare la nostra natura umana.

Tuttavia l'unica cosa in cui sperare, è confidare nell'Eterno, ammettere il nostro peccato e non cercare di coprirlo. Chi lo copre e lo alimenta, verrà travolto egli stesso dalla sua fiumana.

13 you, that your eyes are too pure to bear the sight of evil, and canst not endure the spectacle of iniquity, because the evil look, and be silent when the wicked devours man who is more righteous than he?

The Lord's eyes are too pure to tolerate evil. It's like when we try to look at the sun, but we do not succeed, because its light blinds us.

He looks away and the Empire not hear her cry. If our heart loves evil, can not be bound by the hand of God If we turn away from iniquity and we confess, He forgives us our sins and then we can fall many times, but when there is integrity of heart, his compassion abounds where sin abounded.

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LA FINE DI NINIVE

Naum 3

1 Woe to the city of blood, which is full of lies and violence and does not cease to be a prey! 2 is heard rumors of a whip, a noise of wheels, galloping horses, wagons jump. 3 Riders give the charge, blaze le spade, sfolgoran le lance, i feriti abbondano, s'ammontano i cadaveri, sono infiniti i morti, s'inciampa nei cadaveri. 4 E questo a cagione delle tante fornicazioni dell'avvenente prostituta, dell'abile incantatrice, che vendeva le nazioni con le sue fornicazioni, e i popoli coi suoi incantesimi. 5 Eccomi a te, dice l'Eterno degli eserciti; io t'alzerò i lembi della veste fin sulla faccia e mostrerò alle nazioni la tua nudità, e ai regni la tua vergogna; 6 e ti getterò addosso delle immondizie, t'avvilirò, e ti esporrò in spettacolo. 7 All who see you will flee from thee, and say, 'Nineveh is devastated! Those who bemoan? Where do you look for comforters? ' 8 Vali you better than No-Amon, who was seated between the rivers, surrounded by water, which was the bulwark sea, the sea wall? 9 Ethiopia and Egypt were her strength, and had no limits, and Put the Libyans were his auxiliaries. 10 Yet, also was deported and went into captivity, his children also were dashed to pieces in every corner of the road, your luck has run pulled over her honorable men, and all its grown-ups were put in chains. 11 You too will be drunk, t'andrai to hide, you too will seek a refuge from the enemy.
12 All your fortresses are like fig trees by the early fruits, that when you shake them, they fall into the mouth of the eater. 13 Behold, thy people, in the midst of thee are so many women, the doors of your country are wide open to your enemies, the fire has devoured your bars. 14 Draw pure water for the siege! Strengthen your fortifications! Log in Malta, tamp the clay! Restore the brick kiln! 15 There the fire devour thee, the sword will destroy you, you will eat like the grasshopper, wish you were as numerous as the locusts, wish you were as numerous as the locusts. 16 You have multiplied your merchants, most of the stars of heaven, locusts stripped everything and fly away. 17 Your principles are like locusts, your officials like swarms of locusts that young people camped along the hedges in the cold days, when the sun rises and they fly away, and you do not know more place where they were. 18 O king of Assyria, your shepherds are asleep, your gallant officers rest: thy people is scattered upon the mountains, and there are those who gather them. 19 There is no remedy for your wound, your wound is serious, and all those who hear about you clap your hands to your fate as to who is not your wickedness passed continually?

4 And this on account of the many fornications dell'avvenente prostitute, skill sorceress, who sold the nations with her fornication, and peoples with her charms. 5 I am against thee, saith the LORD of hosts, I t'alzerò the skirts over your face and show the nations your nakedness and the kingdoms thy shame; 6 and you throw the garbage on him, t'avvilirò, and I will explain the show.

Nineveh, the city of sexual immorality and the occult machinations, was ordered by the Lord and the war would have besieged the entire city.

you, he loved to do things in secret, but was shamed in front of everyone.

The Lord punishes the sins of the wicked and the strips, but instead we try to discover it.

8 Vali you better than No-Amon, who was seated between the rivers, surrounded by water, which was the bulwark sea, the sea wall? 9 Ethiopia and Egypt were her strength, and had no limits, and Put the Libyans were his auxiliaries. 10 Yet, also was deported and went into captivity, his children also were dashed to pieces in every corner of the road, your luck has run pulled over his honorable men, and all its grown-ups were put in chains. 11 You too will be drunk, t'andrai to hide, you too will seek a refuge from the enemy.

great nations, great men ... everyone is subject to the law of God No one can be saved and escape.

14 Draw pure water for the siege! Strengthen your fortifications! Log in mortar, pounding the clay! Restore the brick kiln! 15 There the fire devour thee, the sword will destroy you, you will eat like the grasshopper, wish you were as numerous as locusts, wish you were as numerous as the locusts.

many people seek shelter, but nothing can resist the sight of the Lord. The fire eats up right where you plan to stay safe.

The man can choose between two ways: good and evil. Where there is no God we always end up sinning. So it is not a forced choice or free will false.

The problem is that the human ego, thinks the world has been done for him, whereas before there was God and all that is outside of its control have one man in hands.

The source of all evil is sin, as a mark that hovers over all men.

19 There is no remedy for your wound, your wound is serious, and all those who hear about you clap your hands to your fate as to who did not pass the continuously your evil?

Nineveh had done harm to many and many would have clapped his hands and rejoiced at its end.

sad when a person is reduced in this state: to be hated by all, so that everyone is praising the Lord's vengeance.

The hand of the Lord always pays in the measure of our sowing. Here is why it is important to know that our every action has a consequence and that no one can escape from their responsibilities.

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L'ETERNO RISTABILISCE GIACOBBE

Nahum 2

1 A destroyer salt against you or Nineveh; proper care of the fort, watching the streets, fortified sides, collect them all your forces! 2 For the Lord restores the glory of Jacob, and the glory of Israel, for the looters have looted them, and have destroyed i loro tralci. 3 Lo scudo de' suoi prodi è tinto in rosso, i suoi guerrieri veston di scarlatto; il giorno in cui ei si prepara, l'acciaio de' carri scintilla, e si brandiscon le lance di cipresso. 4 I carri si slancian furiosamente per le strade, si precipitano per le piazze; il loro aspetto è come di fiaccole, guizzan come folgori. 5 Il re si ricorda de' suoi prodi ufficiali; essi inciampano nella loro marcia, si precipitano verso le mura, e la difesa è preparata. 6 Le porte de' fiumi s'aprono, e il palazzo crolla.
7 You're done! Nineveh is stripped naked and taken away, his voice is moan of doves, and beat his chest. 8 It was like a tank full of water, from the day there, and now they flee! 'Stop! stop! ' but no one at a time. 9 predict silver plundered the gold! There are de 'treasures without end, the mountains of precious objects of all kinds. 10 it is empty, stripped, ravaged, the heart yearns, my knees tremble, writhe all sides, all the faces turn pale.
11 Where is this recipe of lions, this place where the meal were the young lions, where walking lion, lioness and cubs, and none made them afraid? 12 There the lion ready to rip his children, strangled for his lionesses, and filled his caves of his prey and his dens with ravin. 13 I am against thee, saith the LORD of hosts, that I will burn your chariots in smoke, and the sword shall devour thy young lions: I will cut off your prey from the earth, and no longer s'udrà the voice of 'messengers.

This is an exhortation to Nineveh in verse 2 begins with this sentence:

2 For the Lord restores the glory of Jacob, and the glory of Israel, for the looters have looted them and have destroyed their branches.

Jacob, the beloved of the Most High, was sacked and destroyed by the roots. But the Lord would restore it and this is the promise that he makes the right and that is the one who recognizes his sinful situation.

7 You're done! Nineveh is stripped naked and taken away, his servants moaning voice of doves, and beat his chest. 8 It was like a tank full of water, from the day there, and now they flee! 'Stop! stop! ' but no one at a time. 9 predict silver plundered the gold! There are de 'treasures without end, the mountains of precious objects of all kinds. 10 it is empty, stripped, ravaged, the heart yearns, my knees tremble, writhe all sides, all the faces turn pale.

The pace is fast and badgered these verses, is perfectly made moving of the battle ... this is the end of the wicked! Nineveh sin of pride, but the time would come, in which she would have known the humiliation.

The Lord restores the right and strangles the wicked.

11 Where is this recipe of lions, this place where the meal were the young lions, where walking lion, lioness and cubs, and none made them afraid? 12 There the lion ready to rip his children, strangled for his lionesses, and filled his caves of his prey and his dens with ravin. 13 I am against thee, saith the LORD of hosts, that I will burn your chariots in smoke, and the sword shall devour thy young lions: I will cut off your prey from the earth, and no longer s'udrà the voice of 'your messengers.

Man devises many shelters, like the lion that hides her children from external threats.

But the Lord guts every hiding place and no longer hear the voice of the wicked.