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Jonah 1:5 · BSB
1:5 The sailors were afraid, and each cried out to his own god. And they threw the ship’s cargo into the sea to lighten the load. But Jonah had gone down to the lowest part of the vessel, where he lay down and fell into a deep sleep.
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…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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…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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…What happened? He went to the same place that people went throughout the Old Testament history. Let me pause right there and let's look at Jonah.Jonah, chapter 1, because this is another Bible verse that is common to children's ministry, children's church, and it's just a great storybook thing to tell the…
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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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…and I'm thanking God that you were here. And I want you to know that I've been praying for you this week. I want to recap last week we were inJonah chapter 1. Jonah is a prophet of God, the mouthpiece of God, the preacher of his day. And God calls him to do something, to go and preach to the Ninevites,…
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…series is going to be a great way for us to get ready for Easter. So if you're the kind of person that likes to open your Bible, you can turn toJonah chapter 1. If you're a person who uses your phone for your Bible, you can hop on that. If you're the kind of person who pretends to use your phone for the…
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…think the writers of Scripture, underneath the guidance of the Holy Spirit, wrote something that is almost identically accurate to what we read inJonah, chapter 1. Like they follow very similar plot lines and us with where we're at today, being able to see both the Old Testament and the New Testament. I think…
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So, over the last few weeks, we've been working through the story ofJonah. Chapter 1, we heard that God commanded Jonah to go to the great city of Nineveh and call out against it. But Jonah, in a moment of defiance and possibly…
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…called big fish, and the book of Jonah does not end with a conclusion but a question, but a question. And so we've been in Jonah for weeks now. InJonah chapter 1, God calls Jonah. He He says, I want you to go and preach Nineveh against their wickedness. Jonah says no, and he goes as far away from the world…
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…of doing what God called him to do, instead of following the command of God, which was pretty simple, instead it says three different times inJonah chapter 1that Jonah was fleeing from the presence of the Lord. He was fleeing from the presence of the Lord. Now we may not recognize in our life when we…
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…that we'll see a picture of a loving, gracious God that pursues after us and will stop at no lengths to find us. So we're going to pick it up inJonah, chapter 1. If you're ready for the word, would you say amen? Jonah 1, verse number 1. It says the word of the Lord came to Jonah, son of Amittai. Get up, go…
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…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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…fruit so that they could establish their own standard of what was right and what was wrong. It's the same temptation that we read about today inJonah chapter 1. And if we're honest with ourselves, it's the same temptation we face every morning we wake up. In Colossians 1, 15 through 20, the Apostle Paul…
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…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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…to a year, and then we'll see when the Lord says it's time to go. Right? But till then, we're here. Amen. So we're gonna go in the book of Jonah,Jonah chapter 1. Okay, Jonah chapter 1. So we're gonna read verses uh one to three. I'm gonna read it and then I'll have Christian read in Spanish. It says the…
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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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…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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…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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…you that you don't like, you don't go so far as to say, well, God, just take my life like this is a thing for Jonah, right, like happened inJonah chapter 1. He's like, hey, the storm's battering the boat, guys, just throw me out, just kill me, let me die. I'd rather do that than than go to Nineveh,…
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…on the front row. We told him he could preach on anything he wanted. He said, "All right, everybody. Open up your Bible this morning to the book ofJonah, chapter 1." Some of y'all know where this is going. He began to teach. "Let's look at Jonah 1:4." This is where it got fascinating. He began to teach on…
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