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Habakkuk: (6th century BCE) A contemporary of Joel and Nahum, he began prophesying during the reign of King Manasseh.
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Background to the Haftarah The prophet Habakkuk lived during the time of Menashe (Manasseh), king of Judea. Seder Olam Rabbah. During this period, G‑d decided that the Temple would be destroyed and the Jewish people would be exiled. In this small but pene...
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