Nahum 1:12-13

[12] Thus saith the LORD; Though they be quiet, and likewise many, yet thus shall they be cut down, when he shall pass through. Though I have afflicted [13] For now will I break his yoke thy bonds in sunder.

What is the context of Nahum 1:12-13?

Promise of Judah’s Deliverance (Nahum 1:12-13 true)
The Lord’s Rebuke to Assyria (Nahum 1:12-14 true)
Yahweh Will Deliver Judah and Destroy Nineveh (Nahum 1:12-15 true)
The Lord’s Anger against Nineveh (Nahum 1:2-15 true)
God’s Wrath on His Enemies (Nahum 1:2-15 true)
God's Wrath Against Nineveh (Nahum 1:2-15 true)
God Is Awesome (Nahum 1:1-15 true)

What does Nahum 1:12-13 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

Emphasis now shifts from Assyria to Judah.

"In the form of an oracle ( Nahum 1:12, This is what the Lord says) to two parties in a legal dispute, God pronounces his verdicts alternately to Judah, for her acquittal and hope ( Nahum 1:12-13; Nahum 1:15; Nahum 2:2), and to Assyria, for her destruction ( Nahum 1:14; Nahum 2:1)." ^[1]