The book "Obadiah/Habakkuk" offers an in-depth analysis of the prophetic writings of the Old Testament. The commentary on Habakkuk highlights the Jerusalem prophet as a passionate advocate for justice and a critical observer of social injustices and imperialist tendencies. He is portrayed as an example of a supplicant who tirelessly seeks God's attention. In contrast, the text of Obadiah addresses pride and self-importance, emphasizing the rejection of any form of violence by humans. Both texts call for granting God the monopoly on violence and advocating for justice. This comprehensive examination of the two prophets is significant for both students and those interested in theological and philosophical questions.