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Jonah 1:17 · BSB
1:17 Now the LORD had appointed a great fish to swallow Jonah, and Jonah spent three days and three nights in the belly of the fish.
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…really shouldn't surprise us, this idea of the talking animal. After all, if God could open the mouth of the fish so that it could swallow Jonah,Jonah 1:17, and then later open the mouth of the same fish so that it could spit Jonah out on dry land in Jonah chapter 2 and verse 10, And if he could put a…
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…direction. God caused a raging storm on the sea, and the sailors eventually threw Jonah overboard. And this is where we pick up that story.Jonah chapter 1, verse 17. The scripture says, And the Lord appointed a great fish to swallow up Jonah. And Jonah was in the belly of the fish three days and three nights.…
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Please, open your Bible toJonah 1:17if you have it with you, and I won't always put the verses on the screen, so it's good to have it open in front of you. Jonah 1:17, and we'll read…
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Good morning, Watermark. The scripture reading today comes fromJonah chapter 1, verse 17to Jonah chapter 2, verse 10. ! If you're using the church Bible, you can turn to page 726. Starting in verse 17, we read, And the Lord appointed a…
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…I see him. When I run away from him, I'm hurt. When I run with him, I'm healed. That is Jonah and the storm the second one is Jonah and the fish.Jonah chapter 1 verse 17really ought to be in Jonah chapter 2. I'll begin reading there. Jonah and the fish. Chapter 1 verse 17. Now the Lord had prepared a great fish to…
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Jonah chapter 1 verse 17. To begin, I'm just going to read one verse. And the reason for this is, depending on your translation, you actually may have Jonah 1 -17 lumped in…
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…And so they threw him overboard into the in the into the Mediterranean Sea. And God sends this is where we pick up the story right here. UhJonah chapter 1, verse 17. And the Lord appointed a great fish to swallow up Jonah. And Jonah was in the belly of the fish three days and three nights. And then Jonah prayed…
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…was already telling us this is how it's going to go down, folks. This is why Jesus is going to come. But again, Genesis 22, 4, on the third day.Jonah chapter 1, verse 17. By the way, if you're visiting today, we preach the books of the Bible. We just finished the book of Acts. On May 11th, we're going to start the…
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…of God, and and and I and I found myself being drawn into a relationship with him. And so, so so so let's let's just dive in. Verse 17. We're inJonah chapter 1, verse 17. We'll we'll get to chapter 2 here. Some uh this will be a four or five-week series. And so, verse 17, it says, the Lord appointed a great fish to…
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…we're going to be in the Book of Jonah today. We're going to still be in chapter 1. We are going to cover a lot of Scripture. It's going to beJonah chapter 1, verse 17. Is a joke. I'm working on it. I'm working on my joking. Here's what it says. I'm gonna read it for you, and then I'm going to spend the majority…
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…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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…to save the innocent sailors on board. Jonah, as we will see today, was sinking to the bottom of the sea when something incredibly happened. InJonah 1:17, the Lord appointed a great fish to swallow Jonah. And Jonah was in the belly of the fish for three days and three nights. Now, today, for the…
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…rightfully so, fearing the Lord exceedingly. And it leaves Jonah in the middle of the sea with no help. And that's where we are today. We are inJonah chapter 1, verse 17, and I'm going to read through chapter 1 of verse 2. It says, And the Lord appointed a great fish to swallow up Jonah, and Jonah was in the belly…
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…necessity of believing in miracles to prepare us for what we're going to look at this morning in the book of Jonah. Turn with me if you would toJonah chapter 1 verse 17and we're going to read through the end of chapter 2. In the Hebrew Bible chapter 2 begins with the English Bibles verse 17 of chapter 1. It's all…
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Jonah 1, verse 17. And Yahweh appointed a great fish to swallow up Jonah. And Jonah was in the belly of the fish for three days and three nights. This is one of the…
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…2, He calls the city of Nineveh a great city. And therefore, its overthrow, chapter 3, verse 4, would be a great destruction. God appoints forJonah, chapter 1, verse 17, a great fish. And so when did you encounter God's gracious and great intervention? Have you had the experience of that, of really recognizing the…
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…Church. Chapter 1, verse 17 and chapter 2, verse 10 are like the two pieces of bread that hold together the contents. Chapter 2, verses 1-9.Jonah 1, verse 17and chapter 2, verse 10 they're actually narrative. Which means they're telling a story. It's describing events. It's like when you pick up the…
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…have imagined to his death. So let's, let's read now, what happens after Jonah is thrown overboard. If you have your Bibles, let's have a look atJonah 1:17, just the end of chapter one, and then we'll read right through to the end of chapter two. Jonah 1:17. After Jonah was thrown into the water, but…
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