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Passages Jonah 1:17

Sermons citing Jonah 1:17

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  2. Play at 21:23 → View sermon →
    …of a question, the Lord also ministered to Jonah through his providence. God appointed physical means to teach Jonah. Notice how back in chapter 1,Jonah 1 verse 17, the Lord appointed a great fish. And now in chapter 4, we get three other things that the Lord appointed. In chapter 4, verse 6, the Lord…

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  2. Play at 45:09 → View sermon →
    …God. Jonah, meanwhile, is sinking into the sea, and that fish is there, getting ready to swallow. You know, the interesting thing we get out ofJonah chapter 1is that Jonah's disobedience didn't stop God. Didn't stop him at all. As a matter of fact, the only thing that Jonah succeeded in doing was making…

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  3. Play at 16:06 → View sermon →
    …and three nights in the whales belly. So shall the Son of Man be 3 days and three nights in the heart of the earth. And that corresponds exactly toJonah chapter 1and verse 17. Let me read it to you. Now the Lord had prepared a great fish to swallow up Jonah. The Lord Jesus called the great fish a whale, and…

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  6. Play at 3:34 → View sermon →
    …When God's word reaches the soul, repentance follows. From the beginning of the Bible to the end, the story of redemption follows that reality.Jonah chapter 1. He receives the word from the Lord. He is a prophet of God, the prophet of God. As a prophet of God, he rejects the word that God gave him. He…

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  7. Play at 8:37 → View sermon →
    …is that in this moment, Jonah is both literally and spiritually at the lowest point of his entire life. And this descent has been happening sinceJonah chapter 1and Jonah one verse 3. We're told that after God told Jonah to get up to arise and go to Nineveh, Jonah went down. He descended, he went down to…

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  8. Play at 0:39 → View sermon →
    …this fall, together we're turning to the Old Testament book of Jonah. So we really please turn in your Bibles to Jonah or turn your bulletins toJonah chapter 1. I'll be reading the first 3 verses. Now the word of the Lord came to Jonah, the son of Amitai, saying, Arise, go to Nineveh, that great city, and…

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  9. Play at 0:08 → View sermon →
    Amen. This morning we're going to continue as we walk through a series in the book of Jonah. We're going to continue withJonah, chapter 1. We left last week realizing that we had a prophet on the run. We had a prophet doing exactly what prophets were not supposed to be doing. We had a…

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  10. Play at 23:13 → View sermon →
    …God save me. When it came to them. No God. Don't save them. So. Verse 3. Jonah. Was a classic. Narcissist. Jonah was a classic. Narcissist. Back inJonah chapter 1. And verse 12. We see it here too. We talked about it. Just a moment ago. He said. Throw me into the sea. It will become calm again. I know that…

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  11. Play at 0:47 → View sermon →
    …I want to thank him for doing that. Jonah chapter 3, let's go by way of review just over the last few weeks. We talked about the runaway prophet inJonah chapter 1. And we looked at the very beginning of the story, perhaps the most well-known part of the story. Jonah and the fish, the whale, call it what you…

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  12. Play at 0:07 → View sermon →
    Wasn't that awesome? Yeah. Man, that was moving. I appreciate that. Well, we are taking a break this Sunday from our series in Jonah. We've coveredJonah chapter 1and chapter 2. Next week we'll be in chapter 3, but today we are observing the Lord's Supper. We do this four times a year, and so we're taking a…

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  13. Play at 1:22 → View sermon →
    …That's getting to be a weekly thing, isn't it? It's like, where's the remote? That's all right. Okay. The runaway prophet is what we looked at inJonah chapter 1. And just by way of review, we said two questions. Number one, why do we run? We all know Jonah ran. So why do we run? And it's usually because of…

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  14. Play at 2:23 → View sermon →
    …But until then, would you mind just clicking through these slides with me? And I'll try to tell you when to advance them. So Jonah, as we open up,Jonah chapter 1and verse 1. This is not the first time we've heard of the prophet Jonah. There was another time back in 2 Kings when it's talking about King…

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  16. Play at 0:50 → View sermon →
    …our reading a couple of verses before Jonah chapter 2. And we'll end it a couple of verses after the end of chapter 2 as well. So turn back now toJonah chapter 1, starting at verse 14. As I read from the book of Jonah, and as you follow along, remember this is God's inspired, inerrant, infallible, clear, and…

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