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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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…eclipsed Sodom and Gomorrah. Jonah runs but God catches him. And not only did God catch this disobedient prophet, he catches a crew of sailors inJonah chapter 1who boarded that ship worshiping a variety of different gods. And through that big storm incident in chapter 1, these sailors who worshiped a…
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…you hear the word Jonah. You'll need to be thinking God's heart for the lost. Because everyone who calls upon the name of the Lord will be saved.Jonah chapter 1has two scenes in it. It's a great story. Two scenes. The first scene is this. Jonah runs from God. Second scene. God catches Jonah. So let's dive…
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…was a God there or not. It's not just his wife's job, which is what his typical response is. Now as we look at this part of Jonah chapter 2, orJonah chapter 1rather, we're going to see a God who cannot be evaded, a God who cannot be ignored, a God who cannot just be dismissed, but a God who is real and…
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…again? Or do we do what Jonah did? And with this, we turn from Jonah's past service to Jonah's present flight. So if you could turn to page 935 andJonah chapter 1. Let's look briefly at what Jonah did. Because his past service was not an encouragement to future service, but quite the reverse. So Jonah 1 verse…
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…again? Or do we do what Jonah did? And with this, we turn from Jonah's past service to Jonah's present flight. So if you could turn to page 935 andJonah chapter 1. Let's look briefly at what Jonah did. Because his past service was not an encouragement to future service, but quite the reverse. So Jonah 1 verse…
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…quite easy for us to be swallowed by a big fish. So Jonah is a very interesting book. It's an exciting book. And today we're going to be looking atJonah chapter 1because we are in the series of God's Not Dead. And we have actually today and two more messages, and then the series of God's Not Dead will be…
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…of the truth that he wants to show you tonight. I want to ask two questions as we wrestle with Jonah. Basically, can God and will God? Open up toJonah chapter 1. Is God really in control? Jonah is a man in a privileged position when it comes to God. So, bit of background, Jonah's a prophet, which means God…
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…to where his destination, where he wants to go. He gets on the ship and immediately he finds a bed and goes to sleep. A deep sleep, in fact, whatJonah chapter 1says. God knows where Jonah is and hurls a wind at him. And the ship. He throws this wind. The sailors. Seasoned sailors. Veterans of the sea. The…
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You guys grab your Bibles.Jonah chapter 1. We're going to start reading in verse 1. Now the word of the Lord came to Jonah, the son of Amittai, saying, Arise, go to Nineveh, that great…
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…not bad, but over sneezing, I do have the power to bless. Jonah chapter 3. Jonah chapter 3. We're gonna continue, the past 2 weeks. We we looked atJonah chapter 1, Jonah chapter 2, and fittingly, we will be in Jonah chapter 3 tonight. And so I will I will be reading all of chapter 3. Let's listen very…
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