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Jonah 2:10 · BSB
2:10 And the LORD commanded the fish, and it vomited Jonah onto dry land.
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…told, until the time comes, for the fish, to providentially, vomit him up, out of his watery grave. And what day is it? It's on the third day.Jonah 2, verse 10. The third day. Yes, lots of theological significance. Now for, I know some of you, smart alecks out there, you're sitting there, you're saying,…
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Good morning, Watermark. The scripture reading today comes from Jonah chapter 1, verse 17 toJonah 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 great fish to swallow up…
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…great city. Jonah chapter 3 verse 1, And the word of the Lord came to Jonah the second time and said, Arise and go unto Jonah. Oh, incidentally, inJonah chapter 2 verse 10, the whale deposited him on the beach and he got the idea, You better listen to God. Jonah chapter 3, verse 2, And arise and go to Jonah, that…
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…waiting to have a meal, okay, and Jonah found himself in the belly of the great fish for three days and three nights. And then, skipping down toJonah, chapter 2, verses 8 through 10, it says and this is Jonah talking those who worship false gods turn their back on all of God's mercies. But I will offer sacrifices to you with…
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…we're here to to yes to study Jonah in his historical context, but also to take Jonah and apply it to ourselves as we sit here in this room today.Jonah chapter 2, verse 10. The Bible says this. Now, now Jonah ran and God said, Where are you going, bro? I own the earth, okay? So God sends a storm, the ship gets tossed…
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…And some of you, your whole life, you have put yourself in 1st class and you have given him no class. And one day, the Lord's gonna talk about it.Jonah 2:10, and the Lord commanded the fish. This is the greatest verse in the Bible. And it vomited Jonah onto dry land. Man, isn't that great? Anybody in…
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…2. And today in chapter 3, we're going to begin looking at the preaching prophet, for God gives Jonah a second chance. I'm going to pick up inJonah 2, verse 10, and read a little bit more Jonah 2, verse 10,. Then the Lord commanded the fish and it vomited Jonah up onto dry land. Now the word of the Lord…
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…this literary theme of going down deeper and deeper and deeper and deeper and deeper. It's a downward spiral of sin and rebellion in Jonah's life.Jonah chapter 2 verse 10. We're toward that the word of the Lord then came to the depths of the ocean. And it was the word of the Lord that made that fish spit Jonah out.…
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…some point in time in the life of this man named Jonah. That's how it reads. Look again, verse 117. The Lord appointed a great fish to swallow upJonah. Chapter 2, verse 10. The Lord spoke to the fish, and it vomited Jonah out upon the dry land. Our God is a miracle-working God. And because He is God, He doesn't…
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…there's some prayer. And so last week we looked at the first part of the prayer. This week we'll look at the second part. I'll reread the verses,Jonah 2, verses 7 through 10. Now that you sort of have a setup about idols and how our hearts work and where we're at with Jonah. And here's what Jonah says. They're in the…
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…to have a free ride on Free Willie. Hello. He commissioned in verse 4 a violent storm on the sea. Verse 17, he created a great fish to rescueJonah. Chapter 2, verse 10, he commended the fish, excuse me, he commended the fish to vomit up Jonah when he got Jonah where he needed to be. Wow. He cautions Nineveh with…
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…just realised that he is completely and utterly in the hands of God. And so he finishes that prayer by saying salvation comes from the Lord. And inJonah 2:10, we see that the Lord commanded the fish and it vomited Jonah onto dry land. I want us to read the next chapter. It's only about 10 verses long.…
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