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Jonah 2:4–6 · BSB
2:4 At this, I said, ‘I have been banished from Your sight; yet I will look once more toward Your holy temple.’
2:5 The waters engulfed me to take my life; the watery depths closed around me; the seaweed wrapped around my head.
2:6 To the roots of the mountains I descended; the earth beneath me barred me in forever! But You raised my life from the pit, O LORD my God!
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…think he's thinking as as he's sinking deeper and deeper and deeper into that ocean? He's thinking, I'm done. In fact, he tells us this if you readJonah chapter 2. I'm done. He says, I'm on the gate of Hades. I am about to I'm I am about to die. And and question, is that what he deserved? A hundred percent.…
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…asked is, is this a prayer answered or unanswered? In case you haven't picked up on this yet, Jonah chapter 4 is a prayer. We had another chapter,Jonah chapter 2, that's a prayer. So half of this book is prayer. This is a dialogue between God and Jonah and Jonah and God. Jonah is expressing his heart to God.…
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…a great sea creature. And it was from within this Dagadol that he cried out unto the Lord in a psalm of thanksgiving, which we find recorded inJonah chapter 2. We had looked at that. We took about two Sundays to look at Jonah chapter 2, that psalm of thanksgiving. And it's a psalm that magnifies the mercy…
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…And it's a little book, just probably a couple pages in your Bible. Stuck in there just after Jeremiah, the book of Lamentations, chapter 5.Jonah, chapter 2, and Lamentations, chapter 5. Isn't it good to be able to study our Bible? Jonah 2, Lamentations 5. Now watch Jonah, the last verse of chapter 1,…
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…the Psalms of David, Jonah's prayer is not God-centered. It's very Jonah-centered. Without a doubt, the most troubling aspect of Jonah's prayer inJonah chapter 2is a total lack of repentance. I mean, there's not one word of, I'm sorry for what I've done, or even saying to God, you were right and I was…
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…resisting the plan. Jonah ends up going to Nineveh, and there's a massive revival that happens. But even arguably a greater revival happened inJonah chapter 2. When Jonah chose to opt into God's plan. It says Jonah prayed to the Lord his God from the belly of the fish. Ain't that an unusual place to pray?…
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…Jonah to drown, God sends a great fish on a rescue mission. Once he's safe in the belly of the great fish, he prays. That prayer is the subject ofJonah chapter 2. So let's talk about a desperate prayer by a desperate man. I want to read to you his prayer in its entirety, and we'll talk more about it through…
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…at this prayer of repentance. This is a whole Bible study in and of itself, and I'll try not to get bogged down in it, but listen to this prayer.Jonah chapter 2. This is his prayer of repentance in the belly of the whale. He has been, this is multiple times now, he's been in the doghouse being disciplined…
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…him with a special boldness for Christ. And so we're very excited to hear what God has laid on his heart through his word today. So turn with me toJonah chapter 2, and please provide a warm welcome for our own Oliver Ariti this morning. All right, all right. Thank you, Pastor Dave, for that intro. Yeah, as…
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…was dead in a tomb. Jesus, a tomb of rock, Jonah, a tomb of flesh. His soul was in the lower parts of the earth. You say, how do you know that?Jonah chapter 2. Verse 5, the waters compassed me about, even to the soul. The depth closed me around about. The weeds were wrapped about my head. Matching Jesus…
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…only applied to Jonah then and there, it also applies directly to us here and now. So I want to invite you, if you have a Bible with you to findJonah chapter 2. If you don't have a Bible, no worries. Passage is on the note sheet at the top of the note sheet. And it's going to be on the screen. And we're…
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…a Bible with you, I want to ask that you join me in Jonah chapter 3. Jonah chapter 3. Actually, we're going to be picking it up, the last verse inJonah chapter 2. While you're making your way there, let me kind of give you an overview of where we've been. There's a man by the name of Jonah who was a prophet…
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…he runs the opposite direction. Storm starts and he's thrown over the ocean, over the boat. Now he is in the belly of the big fish. I will read umJonah chapter 2. Jonah chapter 2 is a prayer of a man who is in trouble and in need of God's mercy. All who are able and willing will stand for the reading of the…
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…to get out in the open is super religious people, sanctimonious, holier than thou, super judgmental people do not and will not like the message ofJonah chapter 2. They won't. And if he any point in time in the room or online, you start to feel yourself kind of getting riled up or ticked off or the words. But…
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…to the Lord. Throw me overboard. He gets ate by a big fish. He's in the belly of this big fish. And he says, God, a beautiful prayer. InJonah chapter 2, he says, look, God, I need you. I have done wrong. God, help me. Beautiful prayer. It's a good example of what it means to... experience the…
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…this is the starting point for those who want to experience the life transforming power of God to own and acknowledge our true condition. But inJonah chapter 2, that's not the only thing we see. We see something else. Not only our true condition, but our inability to do anything about it. Look at what…
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…When I run with him, I'm healed. That is Jonah and the storm the second one is Jonah and the fish. Jonah chapter 1 verse 17 really ought to be inJonah chapter 2. I'll begin reading there. Jonah and the fish. Chapter 1 verse 17. Now the Lord had prepared a great fish to swallow up Jonah. And so Jonah was in…
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…rock bottom, he cries to the Lord. And this is what he says at the end of his prayer, the last thing he says from the belly of the fish, verse 9 ofJonah chapter 2. But I, with the voice of Thanksgiving, will sacrifice to you what I have vowed I will pay. Salvation belongs to the Lord. This is the word of the…
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…Jonah. Today we're going to see the drama inside of Jonah. And we're going to see the thing that he should have been doing all along. Let's readJonah chapter 2Then Jonah prayed to the Lord his God from the belly of the fish saying I called out to the Lord out of my distress and he answered me out of the…
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For Abel, would you please remain standing for the reading of God's Word this morning I'll be reading from the book ofJonah, chapter 2, beginning with verse one. Then Jonah prayed to the Lord his God from the belly of the fish, saying, I called out to the Lord out of my distress,…
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