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Jonah 4:11 · BSB
4:11 So should I not care about the great city of Nineveh, which has more than 120,000 people who cannot tell their right hand from their left, and many cattle as well?”
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Good morning. Today's reading can be found on page 929 of the church Bibles.Jonah chapter 4, starting at verse 1. But to Jonah, this seemed very wrong, and he became angry. He prayed to the Lord, Isn't this what I said, Lord, when I was…
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Well, this morning we're continuing our series on Jonah, running from mercy. We have come toJonah chapter 4, and one of the it's it's if you've not read Jonah 4 recently, it is one of the most uh intriguing chapters and conclusions in all of Scripture. Uh…
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…running from the Lord's presence. Twice it says this. He's running from God's grace, compassion, and his mercy. And we see him bring this out inJonah chapter 4. He's like, Lord, I didn't want to go to Nineveh. I knew you'd be compassionate, I knew you'd be gracious, I knew you'd save them. And so I'm I'm…
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…that really runs away like this. We get a clue of it in Jonah chapter four. Spoiler alert. Anybody hate knowing the end of the story? Yeah. Okay.Jonah chapter 4, I'm going to tell you the end of the story. Verse 1. This is why Jonah runs. Jonah prays to the Lord. Isn't this what I said, Lord, when I was…
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Morning everyone, I'm reading fromJonah chapter 4. And the Lord said, Jonah went out of the city and sat to the east of the city and made a booth for himself there. He sat under it in the shade…
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If you were able, would you please remain standing for the reading of God's Word this morning I'll be reading from the book ofJonah, chapter 4, beginning in verse 5. Jonah went out of the city and sat to the east of the city and made a booth for himself there. He said under it in the…
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This morning we're inJonah chapter 4. We have a sermon this week and we have a sermon next Sunday to finish our multi month journey through Jonah and I hope that it's been a blessing…
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…of Jonah, Jonah praise. But I want you to notice his second prayer is a far cry from his first. His first prayer is a prayer of repentance. Now inJonah chapter 4, Jonah is praying a prayer of anger. It's a prayer of complaint. Well, who is he angry with? Well, on the surface, Jonah is, of course. He's angry…
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…will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over 99 righteous persons who need no repentance. And that's what verse 11 shows us ofJonah chapter 4. It explains the extent of God's mercy, the wideness of God's mercy, that within this book the mercy and the grace of God, the kindness of God,…
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All right, we're on the last one of Jonah last lesson. Go ahead and turn toJonah chapter 4. Who thought 13 weeks out of Jonah it just it just goes to prove that there's a difference between reading God's word and studying God's word. You…
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…don't think that's the explanation. I don't think Jonah ran from God because he didn't understand him. No, I think Jonah ran away because he did inJonah chapter 4. If you have your Bible, I want you to turn there. This is Jonah 4 verse 2. At the end of the book Jonah tells God why he fled. He tells God why he…
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…animals to figure out how to do things that we use now and we think that it all happened just by evolution. It just boggles your mind. But anyways,Jonah chapter 4often the greatest test that I find that Christians have usually come after the greatest victories. You think of Christ in the Bible when after he…
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…ministry intern at the time, so joke was on that individual. They did not make it very far. They picked the wrong guy. They picked the wrong guy.Jonah. Chapter 4, and really Jonah in general is really a case of stolen or maybe we could just say intentionally misplaced identity. Jonah has an identity, a title…
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…at chapter 4 and verse 2. Salvation comes from the Lord alone. I will praise God for this wonderful truth about him that God saves. And then inJonah chapter 4and verse 2. What does he say? He complained to the Lord about it. Didn't I say you would do this? You're a merciful and compassionate God. You're…
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…we're taking a step away from Jonah this morning and we'll finish our series on Jonah next Sunday. So make sure you're in your place for that. ButJonah chapter 4will be next Sunday. Today we're in 1 Kings chapter 18. I'm going to ask you, just so nobody falls asleep on this, if you can, If it's not too…
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Jonah chapter 4. There's only four chapters in Jonah and today we're on the last chapter. We're preaching through the gospel according to John. We finished all the…
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Good morning, everyone. It is an honor for me to be able to share the inherent word of God this morning. God uh has put uh the passage ofJonah chapter 4in my heart during these days. Let's uh read uh from verses 1 to 11. But uh it displeased Jonah exceedingly, and he was angry. And he played to the…
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…to see judgment for Nineveh, not long-suffering toward Nineveh. That's why he didn't go cry out to them. And turn with me back a couple pages toJonah 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…
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Folks, if you keepJonah chapter 4open in front of you, that would be great as we dive into it this evening. And can I just say it's wonderful to hear your voices this evening,…
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…is actually a powerful force. And so if we experience it, we should expect it to change us as well. And that's what we're going to look at here inJonah chapter 4before we saw God's mercy to us. And in this chapter, we're going to take a look at God's mercy through us and from us. It's with that that we come…
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