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Jonah 2:9 · BSB
2:9 But I, with the voice of thanksgiving, will sacrifice to You. I will fulfill what I have vowed. Salvation is from the LORD!”
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…us. Sometimes what delights God can disturb us. That God's joy here becomes Jonah's offense. And have we so quickly forgotten the central theme ofJonah chapter 2, verse 9? Jonah in the belly of the fish, praise. But I, with the voice of thanksgiving, will sacrifice to you what I have vowed, I will pay. Salvation…
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…the bigger picture. That Jonah is a story about God doing something bigger in the world. A story of God telling the nations, the central message ofJonah, chapter 2, verse 9, salvation belongs to the Lord. And it's that message that's not just for us, but for the nations. Would you risk your life for the sake of the…
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…by this great fish. And as he's in the bell of the well, he has a come to meeting with Jesus. And as he spewed out and he he declares this inJonah chapter 2, verse 9, salvation belongs to the Lord. He recognized that. He recognized salvation comes. If you look at the end in Revelation 7, 9, and 10, they have…
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…gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life. For God so loved the world in Jonah which we don't haveJonah 2 verse 9. God says to Jonah, Salvation is from the Lord because no one else can save you. God himself can. God saves Isaiah 41, the prophet says fear not…
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…uh so i had these simple brick wall at the end and behind where the pastor preached or where the preacher preached, there's a simple Bible verse.Jonah chapter 2, verse 9. Salvation belongs to the Lord. Salvation belongs to the Lord. See, sometimes a passage like this, we can overly focus on judgment. Judgment does…
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…put my sin up against a holy God, it's cringey. I'm worthy of rejection by God, and yet I've been accepted by grace by God. See, Jonah declared inJonah 2:9, salvation belongs to the Lord, without really knowing what that means, but it's the truth. It's the climax of the prayer. Salvation belongs to…
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…they were, and his feet and his side. Salvation meant that it had to be a man like us, but also that it had to be a God, the God. Why? RememberJonah chapter 2 verse 9? Salvation belongs to the Lord. It's God's idea. Only God could provide a mediator that could bring us back to Himself. Only God could reveal…
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…places to be. Just imagine the circumstances that he's dealing with. But let's read what Jonah is doing inside the belly of a fish. It says inJonah chapter 2 verse 9. But I, with shouts of grateful praise. Will sacrifice to you. What I have vowed I will make good. I will say salvation comes from the Lord. So…
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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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…than Jesus, you are turning away from God's love. To follow any other path is to walk away from that love. Third thing Jonah does is he worshipsJonah chapter 2, verse 9. But I, with shouts of grateful praise, will sacrifice to you what I have vowed I will make good. What I said I was going to do, I'm actually going…
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…the central truth of all the scripture. More than that, it might be the greatest summation of the most important truth in all of human history. InJonah chapter 2, verse 9, this is the end of his prayer. Salvation belongs to the Lord. Salvation belongs to the Lord. Jonah is the 32nd book of the Bible. So there's 31…
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…the bottom of the sea. And we saw that Jonah didn't deserve to be delivered, and the Ninevites didn't deserve to be rescued from their sin. But inJonah chapter 2, verse 9, it says that salvation belongs to the Lord. And then we made our way to chapter 3, where in the first five verses we see that, yes, God is a God…
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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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…Joshua, spiritual warfare, and then Jonah, the resurrection. Subject to Jonah teaches that salvation is not by works, but by faith. Look atJonah chapter 2, verse 9. And he says, But I will sacrifice unto thee with the voice of thanksgiving. I will pay that that I have vowed. Salvation is of the Lord. Church, I…
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