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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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…the heavens rejoice, let the earth be glad, let them say among the nations, the Lord reigns. That's who that God is that we worship. And then inJonah chapter 2, we saw that Jonah finally prayed. And God heard Jonah's prayer from the belly of a fish at the bottom of the sea. And we saw that Jonah didn't…
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…or so on Jonah, we realize that Jonah is more, the book of Jonah is more than just a big fish that swallowed Jonah. But where we're at today is inJonah chapter 2. We're gonna cover the whole chapter. And Jonah is in the belly of the fish. So that's where we're at. Jonah has um finally made his way into the…
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…army. It's Exodus 14. Over and over again in the scriptures, the waters present threats to God's people. Psalm 69, Isaiah 43, Jonah chapter 1,Jonah chapter 2. So to these disciples, the sudden storm whirling in the Sea of Galilee that feels like some giant being shaking their world is yet another threat…
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…he shows mercy because he shows mercy to people like you and me, which highlights that everyone is in desperate need of God's grace. Last week inJonah chapter 2, we asked a question about how God responds in his mercy when people run away from him. And we saw that when God's people flee from him, God…
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…from him? What does God do when his people run away from him? Jonah has run away from God. And so how is God going to show mercy to him? We're inJonah chapter 2, and I invite you to turn with me, whether you're opening another window on your browser or pulling it up on your phone, or perhaps you have a…
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…in opposition, David says. This same verse is quoted by Jonah when Jonah was in the belly of the whale. Remember, I said that Jonah, most ofJonah chapter 2is quotations from Psalms, and this is one of them. Jonah says, the seaweed is choking him out, and then he quotes this passage: the raging water…
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…every day, every day of our lives. The most desperate prayer Jonah ever prayed was from the belly of the great fish, as we've been looking at inJonah chapter 2. I want you to think with me. Why is it that God has to put us in a difficult situation to remind us how much we need Him? You know, when things…
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…attitude here is that grace for me, not for thee. God's grace is good for me, but not for thee. That would be Jonah's tattoo. Remember back inJonah chapter 2when he was in the fish, how confident he was in God's grace. He prayed, fully confident, that God would hear his prayer and answer his prayer. He…
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…in for a second. If you pray to idols, you don't get this kind of grace. This is another way of saying this. Can your God do this, what you see inJonah chapter 2? Can your God do this? Let's look at the book of Jonah. Can the idols the sailors are worshiping do this? No way. What happened to those idols, by…
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…I do a blog I do a growing in grace and I also try to put the scripture text to a prayer and today if you look at this you'll see both part ofJonah chapter 2but you'll also see James as well which is a reflection upon Jonah I mean Jonah chapter 4 verse 2 and I put both of those together in the form of a…
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If you have a bible, I invite you to turn toJonah chapter 2. While you're returning there, I just wanna express thanks for how you welcomed doctor Thomas Beavers, as he came and preached last week here. He…
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And turn toJonah, chapter 2, which is on page 774. ! In the world, and it's not at all what we were expecting. As the world has advanced, people thought that fewer and fewer…
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…is hovering over the deep. That's what the waters are. They are not just something flowing on the surface, but they go very deep. Turn with me toJonah chapter 2. And you'll think that these two have borrowed from each other. On page 774, since Jonah is a little bit harder to find than some things. 774,…
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…be back here worshiping here with Southwood Presbyterian Church. And thank you all for this invitation. If you have your Bible, please open it toJonah chapter 2. Jonah chapter 2. We'll be looking at verses 1 through 10. There is a lesson that the church in America can learn from politics in America. Do you…
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…My life was fainting away. I remembered you. His last thought of God at the bottom of the sea was, I remember you. It's the turning point inJonah chapter 2. You brought up my life from the pit. Did you notice the contrast? I went down and you brought up. Did you notice that? Jonah has no doubt that it…
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…about whether there was a God there or not. It's not just his wife's job, which is what his typical response is. Now as we look at this part ofJonah chapter 2, or Jonah chapter 1 rather, we're going to see a God who cannot be evaded, a God who cannot be ignored, a God who cannot just be dismissed, but a…
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…time in the fish's belly because there was so little air in there. That's something he could have complained about. But as we look at his prayer inJonah chapter 2, we don't see this complaint. We see in verse 2 that, In verse 6, he says, In verse 7, God, my prayer came to you into your holy temple that you…
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…down to the very roots of the mountains. I was imprisoned in the earth, whose gates lock shut forever. And this is the second important point inJonah chapter 2. Just because you are drowning, does not mean you're going to drown. You might feel this morning like you were drowning, distant from God,…
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…down to the very roots of the mountains. I was imprisoned in the earth, whose gates lock shut forever. And this is the second important point inJonah chapter 2. Just because you are drowning, does not mean you're going to drown. You might feel this morning like you were drowning, distant from God,…
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…when we're the guilty ones, we cry out for grace. We want to be treated, or rather we don't want to be treated as we deserve. We want the God ofJonah chapter 2, who's slow to anger, abounding in love. A God who relents from sending calamity. But perhaps, like Jonah, when others cry for grace and…
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