They are easy to remember by following a simple acronym: S-A-M. S: Simple Habakkuk was to write plainly. His content was to be simple and to the point — not verbose and complex. A: Authentic Habakkuk was to write “the vision” — divine revelation. He was to share the truth God gave him, not his own agenda. In other words, the content was to be authentic rather than sugar-coated; truthful rather than dishonest; deep rather than superficial. M: Memorable Habakkuk was to write the vision so that readers could use it. The content was to be memorable so as to be practical.
