Bibles, Old Testament, Hebrew Bible 

"It is with both tremendous trepidation and gratitude to Hashem that I present this volume on the biblical books of Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah. I emphasize trepidation, because one should not flippantly claim an understanding of the biblical word, especially when dealing with works that have not been studied widely. These three books suffer from relative obscurity: they are small in size, not part of the traditional haftara cycle, and the Tanakh’s prophetic works tend to be less familiar generally. Yet, they all contain important and pertinent messages for our time." - From the introduction
The author carefully reveals the messages and meanings of these often unfamiliar books of the Twelve Minor Prophets: Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah. Drawing from the best of traditional and contemporary scholarship, Rabbi Beasley shows us why these prophets are as relevant today as they were to the Jews of Judah so many years ago.