Tafsiran Habakuk 3:1: Rashi & Tze'enah Ure'enah

concerning the errors This may be interpreted according to the Targum. However, according to the apparent meaning, Habakkuk is begging for mercy for himself because he spoke rebelliously: (1: 4) “Therefore Torah is slackened,” and (verse 14) “You have made man like the fish of the sea.” He criticized the Divine standard of justice.

“A prayer of Habakkuk” [3:1]. The prophet prayed and said: Lord of the universe, the sins of Israel should be like all of them committed the sins without desire and unwillingly.²Radak, Habakkuk, 3:1.