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Jonah 4:1 · BSB
4:1 Jonah, however, was greatly displeased, and he became angry.
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…would expect. Because people didn't listen to prophets very much. It was a hard profession. They did, but that's not what Jonah said. Here we go,Jonah 4, verse 1. But to Jonah, this seemed very wrong. And he became angry. What? You're angry? Come on, man. I would kill for results like that. You're angry? And…
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…as an excuse for his disobedience. So this is not a good thing that Jonah's doing. And that leads to the question: what is the Jonah syndrome? SoJonah 4:1tells us that Jonah is furious. And this doesn't mean a little upset. He's really hacked off. Now you need to know anger is a great diagnostic…
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…been, if you think about it, uh Jonah 3, verse 11, where Jonah heads back home rejoicing and praising the Lord. That's not what happens. We getJonah 4, verse 1. But we need to understand, too, there was this glimmer of hope for Jonah. Maybe for himself, for himself in the sense that maybe after he had seen…
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…he's going to be about ours. That's just a fact. Now, back in Jonah 3.10, it said God changed his mind about Nineveh's destruction. Over inJonah, chapter 4, verse 1, it says this change of plans greatly upset Jonah and he became very angry, so he complained to the Lord about it. Didn't I say before I left home…
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…and in your affection, does God have the freedom to be God? Or must God do everything you expect him to do in order to be God? I'll begin readingJonah chapter 4, verse 1. The Bible says, But it displeased Jonah exceedingly, and he was angry, and he prayed to the Lord, and he said, Oh Lord, is not this what I said…
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…to set up a booth and he's there to watch God take care of business that's in his heart he wants the wicked enemies of his people to die but inJonah chapter 4 verses 1and 2 we find something different we find that God moved in the hearts of the people of Nineveh God opened their eyes to see their impending…
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…what god is trying to teach you, you're gonna get to the end of your life, and you're not gonna get what god is all about. So we're gonna look atJonah chapter 4 verse 1 through 10. And so the people of Nineveh, right, they repent. It's a home run. For us as Christians, people got saved. Harvest crusade worked. Right? Billy…
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…would think the story is like Jonah would be like, God, thank you for using me for your vessel. Uh, but that's not that's not what happens. Look atJonah chapter 4, verse 1. It says, This change of plans greatly upset Jonah, and he became very angry. So he complained to the Lord about it. Look at this. Jonah. He says,…
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…the Lamb and I'm welcome with open arms. Praise God, just as I am Praise. God just as I am. Amen. Please be seated. Today's reading comes fromjonah 4, verses 1and 2. This change of plans greatly upset jonah and he became very angry, so he complained about it to the lord all right, we'll go ahead and get…
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…so used to, but I'm praying, my prayer is that today as we read this, as we received this word of God, that it would really pierce into our hearts.Jonah chapter 4, verse 1 to 2. So it's only... Verses 4, 1 to 2. Okay. Jonah's anger and the Lord's compassion. But it displeased Jonah exceedingly, and he was angry. And he…
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…We should get angry at evil. God has given us that capacity as a defense mechanism. Stay away, don't do that. Rescue that Injustice, evil. But inJonah, chapter 4, verse 1, let me read to you literally what it says in Hebrew. The English translations they try to flower over it a little bit. Let me read it to you.…
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…of the Ninevites, how they turned from their evil way, God relented of the disaster that he had said he would do to them and he did not do it.Jonah 4 verse 1. But it displeased Jonah exceedingly and he was angry and he prayed to the Lord and said, O Lord, is not this what I said when I was in my country?…
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…angels rejoicing But on the The roads outside of Nineveh, jodo Jonah was not joining in. Like this what the Bible tells us after God relented. InJonah, chapter 4 verse 1, he says, but to Jonah, this seemed very angry or seemed very wrong and he became angry. Two words in the Hebrew that really help. You understand…
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…Nineveh. That's why he didn't go cry out to them. And turn with me back a couple pages to Jonah chapter 4. I want you to see this for yourself.Jonah chapter 4, verse 1. When God was long-suffering toward Nineveh, we read in chapter 4, this displeased Jonah exceedingly. He became angry, and he prayed, verse 2,…
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…times in four chapters where he begs God to kill him and he gets thrown overboard. He wants to die. That isn't the problem. So let's take a look atJonah chapter 4, verse 1, and see why did Jonah struggle so much to go and witness to the Ninevites. It says, But it displeased Jonah exceedingly, and he was angry that God…
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…place in Israel. And so Jonah refused initially to go, and now he does go, and he is so upset about it. Remember, we looked at this last week inJonah 4, verse 1. The thing displeased Jonah exceedingly. In other words, Jonah called God's actions here exceptionally evil. Exceptionally evil. And then in verse…
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…be joyful. He should be amazed at God's word has been preached and people have repented. He should be joyful. But he's not. Have a look with me.Jonah chapter 4, verse 1. But to Jonah, this seemed very wrong. And he became angry. It seems like a bit of a two-year-old temper tantrum meltdown. Verse 2, he prayed to…
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…that. Jonah's rebellion was because he knew of God's purpose. Because Jonah saw the Assyrians who lived in Nineveh as enemies, as dreaded enemies.Jonah 4, verse 1and 2. After we see the Ninevites repent and turn to God, it says, But it displeased Jonah exceedingly, and he was angry. And he prayed to the Lord…
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