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Jonah 2:6 · BSB
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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…that he went down into the ship in Jonah 15. We're told that Jonah went down into the inner part of the ship to to take a nap during the storm. AndJonah 2 verse 6where we read where Jonah went down into the depths of the sea. You may say OK like that, that's pretty interesting, but what, what's your point?…
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…gets swallowed by a fish and goes down, down, down to the bottom of the sea. Everything is down. Then Jonah dies. At least he thought he was dead.Jonah 2, verse 6describes him as getting choked up by the gates of Sheol, the grave. I'm not saying he literally died, although he may have, or if he just…
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…It's also obedience. And so Jonah says what I vowed I was going to do. I'm actually going to do #4 Jonah realizes that God is a God who savesJonah chapter 2, verse 6and 9 to the roots of the mountains. I sank down the earth beneath barred me in forever, but you, Lord, my God, brought my life up from the pit. I…
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…souls actually go into the ocean when you die, but the ocean represents the place your souls go when they die. And Jonah understood that. Look atJonah 2, verse 6. I'll put on the screen for you. This is Jonah saying, I went down. Notice that word again. I went down to the land whose bars closed upon me…
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…him. And yet, chapter 1, verse 17,. It was God who appointed the fish to swallow Jonah. It was God who brought him back to life from the pit.Jonah 2, verse 6, I descended to the roots of the mountains, the earth with its bars around me, but you have brought up my life from the pit. This is extremely…
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…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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…And we fail. And that's why our hope diminishes. So, instead of possessing fullness of life and possessing the love of God, listen to this.Jonah chapter 2, verse 6. This is what Jonah says. He says, Those who pay regard to vain idols forsake their hope of steadfast love. Those who pay regard to vain idols…
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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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