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Jonah 4:3 · BSB
4:3 And now, O LORD, please take my life from me, for it is better for me to die than to live.”
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…wherever people are, the image of God is. And the image of God is more densely concentrated in cities than any other place. And what we see fromJonah chapter 4is that that reality is something that moves God's heart. That reality is something that moves God's heart with compassion and mercy and love.…
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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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…the comfort that comes from this verse convicts me, you say, why does it convict you? Because of what he said to Jonah before it and verse 10 ofJonah, chapter 4. Look what he says and the Lord said you, pitied the plant. You pity the plant for which you did not labor. Nor did you make it grow, which came…
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…in 153 nations across the world. So we can give God a hand clap for that. And uh it's been a good week. Glad to be here. If you open your Bibles toJonah chapter 4, gonna give one more commercial. In just two weeks, the best Christmas pageant ever is going to be right here. Literally, that is the title of the…
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Alright, we are inJonah chapter 4. We will finish Jonah today, Lord willing. If something awful doesn't happen or the Lord doesn't return while I'm standing up here, we're going to…
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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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…the city, waiting to see how they will respond, waiting to see how God will respond. And he's sitting at that booth as he's watching there. And inJonah chapter 4, starting in verse 9, it says, But God said to Jonah, Do you do well to be angry for the plant? And he said, Yes, I do well to be angry, angry…
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…possess it. The adults were penitalized for their unbelief. But the children were not. Now let me give you another example. Another example is inJonah chapter 4. I love to preach that Jonah. What happens when you get on the wrong boat? Well, you get to have a free ride on free willy. But that's a message…
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…her of 100 feet high and included within it were parks and Gardens possibly even pastureland you can picture the very last verse of the Book ofJonah chapter 4when God has a discussion with Jonah Any talks about all of those that are there? He talks about the six core thousand inhabitants, that don't know…
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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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…that paragraph, that's painfully true, isn't it? Our anger is most often directed toward those we should love the most. And we're going to see inJonah chapter 4this morning, Jonah's anger was directed at the one he should have loved more than anyone or anything. God. Today, we're going to focus on the…
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…of God. What we get in these two prophets is we get exactly that. Nahum chapter 1 and verse 3 is a quotation of Exodus chapter 34, but so isJonah chapter 4. Just listen to the words that Jonah spoke in Jonah 4. He says to God at the end of the story, this is why I ran to Tarshus when you gave me this…
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…for us? And there's lots of little lessons we'll notice as we go through it, but I just want to begin with the big one here. The very existence ofJonah chapter 4in the Bible, its very existence in the world, is a very strong demonstration to you that God cares about the heart of his workers, in a sense,…
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…think about it. And they read it for different reasons. One of the reasons is by two in the afternoon of a day of fasting, you feel like Jonah inJonah chapter 4. You feel like you're in the wilderness and you're being beat down. That's one reason they read it. The main reason they read it is one that…
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…ago, this book that was written so long ago has such deep wisdom about anger. So, it'd be a great help to me if you would turn in your Bibles toJonah chapter 4. Jonah chapter 4. And we're looking at the fifth verse. We've been preaching through the book of Jonah. And as I've shared before, the way to look…
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…to bring your own Bible to church and be able to make little notes on it as we go through and talk about this text. So we're going to be looking atJonah chapter 4, and we're going to be looking at, and for some reason I also have it open to Micah, we'll turn to Jonah, Jonah chapter 4, just these four verses.…
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…creation. He always has compassion on his creatures in his created order, which includes us and animals. The animals is going to be mentioned inJonah chapter 4. And this is actually brought home even more powerfully by a part of the text which is not obvious in English. All the way through the book of…
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…of God and our view of other people. And we're going to do this in an attempt to understand God better. So as we do this, let's pray as we look atJonah chapter 4. Heavenly Father, we thank you for this journey through the book of Jonah, that you have not only revealed yourself to us through your word, but…
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Jonah chapter 4, as we finish looking at Jonah, the reluctant prophet and a merciful God. So we're going to read the whole of chapter 4 and then think about it…
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…hand. Now when he says God is a shade in your right hand, he's talking about an actual shadow, like an umbrella in modern terms. You saw this inJonah chapter 4, right, when Jonah is getting beat down by the sun and God provides for him the tree, the shade that goes over his head, protects him from the sun.…
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