Habakkuk describes beheading the wicked, which is Saul in First Chronicles.
| Habakkuk | First Chronicles |
|---|---|
|
36 Habakkuk 3:13 |
37 First Chronicles 10:8-10 |
Habakkuk describes Yahvah going forth to deliver his anointed. The term anointed refers at times to the reigning king of Israel. Recall that David was anointed king by Samuel, but had to wait his turn while preserving his life on the run from Saul. Eventually Saul is defeated by the Philistines and even beheaded after falling on his own sword. Habakkuk adds, by way of context, that this was Yahvah's way of delivering David from wicked Saul.
(This link in the Book Chain requires advancing to the first story in First Chronicles, which happens in chapter 10, when Saul goes to battle the Philistines. Trying to link Habakkuk to the names at the beginning of First Chronicles is fruitless, and clearly not the design for how these books link given the way Habakkuk links so nicely to the first story after the names.)