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habakkuk

/həˈbæk.ək/

Traduction: Nom propre désignant soit l'un des petits prophètes de l'Ancien Testament, soit le livre biblique contenant ses prophéties.

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noun

/həˈbæk.ək/C2formal
  • frNom propre désignant soit l'un des petits prophètes de l'Ancien Testament, soit le livre biblique contenant ses prophéties.

A proper noun referring either to a Hebrew minor prophet from the Old Testament or to the biblical book that contains his prophecies.

indénombrable · nom propre

  1. Biblical ProphetC2formal

    A Hebrew minor prophet from the Old Testament, known for his prophecies and dialogue with God.

    frHabacuc (prophète)

    • Habakkuk questioned God about the suffering of the righteous.
    • The prophet Habakkuk is known for his faith and patience.
    • Scholars study the Book of Habakkuk for its theological insights.
  2. Old Testament BookC2formal

    The eighth book of the twelve minor prophets in the Old Testament, containing the prophecies of Habakkuk.

    frLivre d'Habacuc

    • The Book of Habakkuk is only three chapters long.
    • Habakkuk's writings include a prayer and a psalm.
    • The book of Habakkuk addresses themes of justice and faith.
Formes
  • habakkuks plural form
  • habakkuks' possessive plural form
  • habakkuk's possessive singular form