Nahum

Focusing on the Book of Nahum, this commentary explores its relevance to trauma, reflecting on the historical context of suffering and oppression faced by Judah and Samaria under Assyrian rule. The text emerges from a period marked by significant distress, including loss of independence and forced deportations. Bob Becking emphasizes the importance of interpreting Nahum through the lens of trauma, suggesting that its themes resonate with contemporary experiences of hardship and resilience.