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Jonah 1:4 · BSB
1:4 Then the LORD hurled a great wind upon the sea, and such a violent storm arose that the ship was in danger of breaking apart.
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…and we need to experience spiritual transformation. We are in a series where we're looking at the book of Jonah. And last week, we looked atJonah chapter 1, where we saw that God calls Jonah, a prophet in northern Israel, to go to Nineveh, the capital of the Assyrian Empire. But what we see is that for…
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…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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…And today the message title is called Saying Yes to God out of the book of Jonah. So if you take your Bibles and turn to the book of Jonah today,Jonah chapter 1beginning in verse 1. And as you find the book of Jonah, let me just open up by simply saying I have lots of conversations with people who say no…
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Jonah chapter 1. I'm going to read the whole chapter starting from verse 1 all the way through verse 17. As you hear me read this, remember, this is God's…
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…That's what mercy is. But Jonah, we see, is silent when men need help. Letter A, Jonah was silent when men were anxious. I want you to look back toJonah chapter 1. Look at verse 5 and 7. He was silent when men were anxious. The mariners were afraid, it says, but Jonah had gone down and parts of the ship and…
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…Amen. Turn your Bibles to Jonah. Second part of our study. We got kicked off last week in the Relentless Series. And so turn your Bibles toJonah chapter 1. We only made it through three verses. We're going to try to pick up some speed this week. And before we do, I have to say something. I have to say…
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…in my life, what God created me for, has called me to, is very different than what I feel like I'm on the planet for. It's an incredible question.Jonah chapter 1asked, challenge us to ask the question. If the Bible was written, and I have tried to teach you this as well as I know how, that the Bible was…
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…go through this text, you will hear these big emotional words, like in verse 1. It says that he was displeased exceedingly. So now we know why inJonah chapter 1, why Jonah ran from God in the first place. He tells us right there in verse 2, he says, That is why I made haste to flee to Tarshus. For I knew…
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…to destroy this place if you guys don't repent. He's angry about the way that things are going here in Nineveh. Now, and I mentioned this back inJonah chapter 1. This shows us God hates sin. He has no place for sin. He is actually wrathful towards sin. He wants to crush it. God's wrath will be poured out…
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…about this afterwards, go back. And there's lots of elements in this story that are very similar to Jonah 1. But the big difference is, is inJonah chapter 1, Jonah is running away from God. And he goes out in the ocean to try to get away from God and away from God's will. And the storm comes. And if you…
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…I want you to look at the scripture so if you got your Bible, I don't care what translation you're using, I want you to open your Bible and look atJonah chapter 1and verse 17. Now, as soon as you found it, you got that? Look up and look at me. It's real important, just for a second. How many of you are using…
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…written for his glory and our good. So, we would all do well this morning to listen to it in order to believe its promises and obey its commands.Jonah chapter 1, beginning in verse 1. Now, the word of the Lord came to Jonah, the son of Amittai, saying, Arise, go to Nineveh, that great city, and call out…
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…and covered Pharaoh's army. It's Exodus 14. Over and over again in the scriptures, the waters present threats to God's people. Psalm 69, Isaiah 43,Jonah chapter 1, Jonah chapter 2. So to these disciples, the sudden storm whirling in the Sea of Galilee that feels like some giant being shaking their world is…
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…sea and all that is in them. I love the book of Jonah. I love it because of the language that's that's used there to give us some imagery. And inJonah chapter 1, you know Jonah, right? God said, Go to Nineveh, proclaim my my grace and my mercy to them. And Jonah said, No, I'd rather die on the sea. So he…
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…we see some of the exact same language here. In chapter 1, we saw the word of the Lord came to Jonah. Chapter 3, the word of the Lord comes toJonah. Chapter 1, Jonah had to go to Nineveh. Chapter 3, Jonah has to go to Nineveh. After everything that we've gone through in chapters 1 and 2, we're all the way…
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…our individual lives. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. I've been looking forward to doing this at some point as we've been going through Romans orJonah chapter 1. So tonight's tonight. Natural law. Most Christian writers who write about ethics point to natural law to explain why most people have a basic…
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…up with me, how He shows grace. I am so thankful for His grace. I hope you are as well. Well, that's what we're going to look at this morning inJonah chapter 1, God's surprising grace. And the first thing we're going to look at today is that God sometimes uses unbelievers to accomplish His gracious…
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…hinges or begins when the prophet gets sovereignly swallowed up by a great fish. Now we know that Jonah doesn't die in the fish because this isJonah chapter 1. There's still three more chapters to go. If you're watching a movie and the lead character is in some life and death peril, and the, you know, 20…
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…to look closer at why we sometimes choose to deliberately disobey God and run from what we know He wants us to do. Look back, if you would, toJonah chapter 1. And I want to read the first three verses again. We'll look at some more in this book a little bit later on. Now the word of the Lord came to…
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…they offered a sacrifice to Yahweh and made vows. Well, Jonah is certainly a book of great reversals, isn't it? You see in this a jarring mix inJonah chapter 1of the ridiculous with the serious. And I hope you notice as I just read it. I wanted to read the whole thing so you could maybe hear with your…
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