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Jonah 2:4 · BSB
2:4 At this, I said, ‘I have been banished from Your sight; yet I will look once more toward Your holy temple.’
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…days and three nights. Then Jonah prayed unto the Lord his God from the fish's belly, crying, By reason of mine affliction unto the Lord. Verse 4.Jonah 2, verse 4. Then I said, I am cast out of thy sight. Verse 7. When my soul fainted within me, I remembered the Lord, and my prayer came in unto thee, into…
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…my brother and the family I was staying with feared for my life. But in that situation I hold home the one verse. Again and again I read book ofJonah chapter 2 verse 4. When Jonah was in the belly of fish, he asked the Lord, I will look again forward, your holy temple in that situation, when I am hopeless and I…
Publisher transcript cited as “Jonah chapter 2 verse 4” view source ↗
…things colliding together and the clue I wasn't here and I'm assuming this has already been preached on so let me just revise it the clue is inJonah 2 verses 2 to 4where Jonah says from inside the fish from deep in the realm of the dead I called for help and you listened to my cry you hurled me into the depths…
Publisher transcript cited as “Jonah 2 verses 2 to 4” view source ↗
…It says to the Lord, his God, verse 1, while he's in the belly. What you need to understand he's praying, but he's recalling his earlier prayer isJonah 2, verses 4is a flashback when he remembers sinking to the depths of the sea. He was sinking down in the sea, he's about to drown, he's near death's door and…
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…now he opens his mouth. And he opens his mouth in the most unusual prayer closet in Scripture, that's for sure. Jonah 2, verse 3, he was cast down.Jonah 2, verse 4, he was cast out from Yahweh. Nevertheless, he's crying out to Yahweh here. This is a reference to Psalm 34, verse 6. The poor man cried and Yahweh…
Publisher transcript cited as “Jonah 2, verse 4” view source ↗
…like you have preconceived that it should happen. And you either live in denial or disillusionment. We get to pray, I can't handle this prayers.Jonah 2, verses 4 through 6, last few verses. Then I said, I am driven away from your sight, yet I shall again look upon your holy temple. The waters closed in over me to take…
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…It made sense to them. Yes, God will come and destroy in forty days. We have been rebellious. The people believed God. And then we see forJonah, chapter 2, verses 2 through 6, this lengthy expression, which I won't reread for the sake of time, of the trouble that he finds himself in due to his rebellion. He's convicted…
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