Nahum

Focusing on the Book of Nahum, this commentary explores its relevance as a reflection on trauma within a historical context marked by suffering and oppression. Written during a period of turmoil, it addresses the impact of Assyrian dominance on Samaria and Judah, highlighting themes of loss, subjugation, and the human experience of trauma. Bob Becking invites readers to engage with these profound issues, suggesting that the text resonates with contemporary experiences of distress and resilience.