NAHUM 3:1-19: GOD'S FINAL WARNING TO NINEVEH

Final written warning is typically the last step in the progressive discipline before termination. The Book of Nahum contains a final written warning that starts with the word "Woe." What is a "Woe?" Why did the Book of Nahum contain a "Woe?" To whom is the "Woe" addressed to? What exactly does the "Woe" contain? Is the "Woe" part of Nahum's vision and prophecy? What does the "Woe" have to do with the followings: * Lies * Pillage * Corpses * Prey * Swords * Spears * Harlotries * Sorceries * Nakedness * Vile * Small Children * Honorable Men * Great men * Fig Trees * The Gates of the Land * Water * Mortar * Clay * Creeping Locusts * Swarming Locusts * Traders * Grasshoppers * Guardsmen * Marshalls * The Sun * Shepherds * Nobles * Wound Who is the harlot in the "Woe?" Who is the mistress in the"Woe?" What is the role of No Amon in the "Woe?" Why No Amon? What do Ethiopia, Egypt, Put, and Lubim have to do with the "Woe?" Do we even know who Put and Lubim are today? Why is violence part of the "Woe?" What is the difference between creeping locusts and swarming locusts? Why are those locusts mentioned in the "Woe?" What is the role of the sun in the "Woe?" Who is the King of Assyria mentioned in the "Woe?" Is there historical evidence of the King of Assyria mentioned in the "Woe?" How do we know the "Woe" in Nahum Chapter Three is a vision and a prophecy? What does the "Woe" do to Nineveh and the Assyrians? What does Sennacherib have to do with the "Woe?" How does the Book of Nahum end? Is the "Woe" in Nahum applicable to us today? In what way? What if we just completely ignore the "Woe" in Nahum?