Unlocking the Old Testament Part 51 - Jonah

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
  • As David Pawson looks at Jonah, he says that God would give a message to a prophet in either words or pictures and it would become like a burden within them until delivered. The message could be of challenge when people were doing wrong, or of comfort when they were on the right track. Sadly, most of the prophets, like Jonah, had to challenge. Jonah came from the same village as Jesus, Nazareth. He was called to go to Assyria’s capital, Nineveh. The Assyrians were a particularly cruel people. Because of the strange story of Jonah being swallowed by a large fish when he tried to run away from his mission, many people take it as a myth or parable. David explains why he believes it is factual. He also says when you’ve answered the question of why Jonah ran away, the whole book will open up to you. There are 8 physical miracles in the story of Jonah, not just one. This book shows us that God is still in control of the world he created. This is an enlightening study.
    David also has a book on this series find out more here: www.davidpawso...
    Free resources and a library of Davids teachings are available from www.davidpawson.org
    ©️David Pawson Ministry CIO 1995

Komentáře • 77

  • @MsSoelia
    @MsSoelia Před 3 lety +30

    WOOOOOOOW!!!! Thank you for your contribution to the Body of Christ!!
    Rest in eternal peace, Brother 🙏❣️

  • @titussaminjau9140
    @titussaminjau9140 Před rokem +4

    No one has ever spoken God's word like David Pawson

  • @22Carolin2012
    @22Carolin2012 Před 3 lety +17

    Never knew Jonah was dead in the fish's belly... After hearing the teaching I read the Bible and found it... The words are simple in the Bible to understand the truth but how it has blinded our hearts and minds and we sit to read the Bible with a Sunday school mind set.

    • @andrewjarrett7329
      @andrewjarrett7329 Před 8 měsíci

      A pretty good teacher. But he got this very wrong. Not false teaching. Just wrong.

    • @warrenanderson3691
      @warrenanderson3691 Před 7 měsíci

      @@andrewjarrett7329please explain what you perceive he has wrong

    • @abinayaaru
      @abinayaaru Před 5 měsíci +1

      ​what is wrong can you please explain

    • @abby999
      @abby999 Před 3 měsíci

      @@abinayaarugreat question i’d also like them to explain

  • @colins.6170
    @colins.6170 Před 8 lety +36

    Thank you Mr. Pawson, I've learned so much about the Bible through your videos.......I enjoy them so much and have started my family on watching them as well........I read the Books first, than watch your videos to see all that I've missed. You're a wonderful teacher.

  • @jaycee4389
    @jaycee4389 Před 6 lety +10

    Oh thankyou Lord and Saviour for raising up men who will not comprise on truth. It challenges me to rise up and stand for Christ.
    Bless you dear bond servant of the living God. Your Word oh Father is so precious. More than I have ever realised till now.
    Open up my eyes that I may behold wonderful truth from your word. Ps 119:18.

  • @cynthiatan4681
    @cynthiatan4681 Před 4 lety +6

    I trust God gave the late Dr David Pawson wisdom and knowledge in His Word. He opened my eyes to the different portions of Scripture that I have been reading where Jonah was mentioned and never really understood what they meant. Dr Pawson connected those dots for me and all became clear helping me to have a new perspective of why Jonah responded the way he did. It has always puzzled me why this book in the Bible ended so abruptly and with a question.

  • @davidpope7532
    @davidpope7532 Před 2 lety +5

    The story of Jonah is AMAZING.
    He runs away and god uses the fish to make the people THAT WORSHIPPED A FISH GOD to be part of the story. Essentially if Jonah had not run away maybe he would not have had the same story.
    The Catholic church to this day has the same god.
    Look at the Pope's head dress.
    It's a fish.
    Dagon
    Love you David.
    You changed my life and my children's. We all listen

    • @DavidPawsonMinistry
      @DavidPawsonMinistry  Před 2 lety +2

      Two questions David would ask to test where a person stood in their walk with God
      1. Was Jonah a real person and the events real events or is the book of Jonah just a story?
      2. Was Jonah alive or dead in the belly of the Whale?
      …… and why does it all matter ?

  • @sacrafamiliadesouza2628
    @sacrafamiliadesouza2628 Před 4 lety +6

    I have been listerning to a lots of preachers but yours is totaly specific to the bible contents god bless it has help me alot all i pray that the lord forgives my sin and accepts me...

  • @bucsboy78
    @bucsboy78 Před 7 lety +16

    I don't cry, but maybe I should more. It's all wonderful, but the last 5 mins put me in tears and bowing before our Lord and maker. Thank you DaViD for studying as u have done for 70 plus years. I've been using your website for 5 years to unlock the Bible for me in may ways unmentionable. God Bless you and see you in Heaven my brother. Cant wait to buzz around and ask u questions. You will understand that! hehe. AMEN!

  • @jeyakumarmasilamani7680
    @jeyakumarmasilamani7680 Před rokem +2

    I am from India 😍this is the first time in my life I came to the understanding of the Life of prophet Jonah 😍 miracle of literal Resurrection from death 😍our God is the Lord of Resurrection 😍

  • @beckyhofer4328
    @beckyhofer4328 Před 3 lety +15

    Such insight into the book of Jonah. These are precious teachings.

  • @amlach1
    @amlach1 Před 2 lety +4

    Wonderful and dignified sermon, rarely heard concerning my man Jonah. Thank you sir, thank you Holy Spirit!

  • @sharifmansour9678
    @sharifmansour9678 Před 3 lety +12

    Okay, this guy blew my time two times about one little book. I'm a fan now.

  • @Israel-of-Yah
    @Israel-of-Yah Před 2 lety +6

    Great teaching, as always. My go to teacher 🙌🏼

  • @soaringraven1
    @soaringraven1 Před 5 lety +8

    This man has a true teaching gift . love the teaching.

  • @johnhenryruminski8662
    @johnhenryruminski8662 Před 4 měsíci +1

    TIME TELLS EVERYTHING SO ITS TIME NOW !!!! Love John !!!!

  • @Okieshowedem
    @Okieshowedem Před 3 lety +2

    May Father YAHweh bless your understanding

  • @chineloohanyere6839
    @chineloohanyere6839 Před rokem

    Wow. Thanks so much, David Pawson. Even in death, your teachings are touching the lives of many. Why did I not hear about this man when he was alive??? I would have attended all his conferences and teachings 😢

  • @mercyprathyusha7956
    @mercyprathyusha7956 Před 3 lety +4

    Beautifully explained. Thank you pastor

  • @rosaryofstmarysavedmylife4454

    All leaders of every nation must believe in the gospel and then wars will end.

  • @rosaryofstmarysavedmylife4454

    God bless Zion and all Christians

  • @olubukolafemi-ajala1702
    @olubukolafemi-ajala1702 Před 4 lety +3

    Its my sure place to know more. Thank.God for his life

  • @ruthsmith2367
    @ruthsmith2367 Před rokem

    I learnt a lot there thank you for uploading it for us all to enjoy. God bless ❤️

  • @Nashvillain10SE
    @Nashvillain10SE Před rokem +1

    32:25 "He said six weeks from now, God will wipe Nineveh out unless you repent." But Jonah did not preach repentance. He did exactly what God told him to do in Jonah 1:2--he cried against Nineveh for their wickedness came before God. He told Nineveh that it would be "overthrown" in 40 days...and it was "overthrown". In Hebrew, the word used for overthrown also means changed and it was used when Saul was annointed and "changed" into another man. Nineveh was certainly changed because they repented, but it wasn't at Jonah's urging.

    • @Nashvillain10SE
      @Nashvillain10SE Před rokem

      The only two times the word "repent" is used in Jonah is when God repents of his fierce anger.

  • @Goths-On-The-Beach
    @Goths-On-The-Beach Před 6 měsíci

    One of the best at analysing the bible. The only issue I have with some of his stuff is mainly his Protestantism seeping into the analysis (Isreal/Tongues) but tbf we all have our biases. This is still one of the best bible series on CZcams. I wonder if he ever stepped into reading the church fathers too?

  • @htwedin6268
    @htwedin6268 Před 3 lety +3

    Thanks so much, I understand a lot.

  • @ramakrishnakondragunta5534

    I really thanks to David pawson and his ministers

  • @rebornasdavid
    @rebornasdavid Před 2 lety

    1:30 As someone who speaks in tongues and prophesies for people regularly I want to say this is a fantastic explanation of prophecy!

  • @conniedevos7900
    @conniedevos7900 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you

  • @TheKnoxvicious
    @TheKnoxvicious Před 6 lety +4

    PLEASE HELP
    I'm having trouble finding the part in Kings proving Jonah blessing the king and the king doing more evil and can't really figure out the text. I know where Jonah shows up, but he's mentioned practically in passing. I love David's interpretation and never heard of it like this, but I want to find proof since this would make Jonah a more relate able person and not the horrible evil person so many pastors make him out to be.

    • @joshuatowns7165
      @joshuatowns7165 Před 5 lety +1

      Rabidcolombian My thinking in relation to the Amaziah passage in 2 Kings 14 is that there is no other explanation for why the border was restored other than the word of God given by Jonah. I think that it may be safe to construe the text to a blessing of Jonah in that sense.

  • @hanylotfy7940
    @hanylotfy7940 Před rokem

    شكرا لك

  • @cromwellmngadi7534
    @cromwellmngadi7534 Před 3 lety

    Oh my God oh my God. 🙇🏽‍♂️

  • @sunshinegirl1967
    @sunshinegirl1967 Před 2 lety +1

    I hate to say this, but take a look at Mr Pawson's hand as he points to the map at 07:51. That's a classic devil horns sign. Perhaps he didn't know? He did say "they both came from the north" as he pointed. So perhaps he meant to point to two places at once? I hope. We all need to keep our eyes and ears open at all times and never trust any man implicitly, only the Lord.

    • @mrtdiver
      @mrtdiver Před 2 lety +2

      I've seen people point with their middle finger, not as a obscene gesture, but simply to point, like on a map. And that is what David is doing here.
      Back the video up a little and see that he is talking about two cities where they grew up (Nachum and Yonah). But you said that.
      Watching many of Pawson's videos his body language seems to convey a person trying to persuade people of his message. And I don't sense any deceit in his words.
      Has he been 100% without error? No. I translate the Bible and learned the biblical languages. I only say that because I critique the words of every pastor or preacher. And he is good, which is contrary to what I can say for the majority today.
      Now these (Bereans) were more open-minded than those in Thessalonica. They welcomed the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so.
      Act 17:11

    • @ruthsmith2367
      @ruthsmith2367 Před rokem

      I’ve coped and pasted this for you off google.. This video says it is 8 years old but I am sure it is much much older.
      “In 1979, according to a retelling of the legend by The Florida Times-Union, Dio wanted a signal that would differentiate him from the departing Ozzy Osbourne when he replaced the singer in Sabbath. Ozzy was known for holding up double peace signs, so Dio started doing dual devil horns on stage with the band”. I don’t think David was intentionally doing a devil hand sign, he was just pointing at two places on the map with one hand, but well spotted. People nowadays make this sign and know very well what people put it down to and what they are celebrating.

    • @beaglerescue5281
      @beaglerescue5281 Před 8 měsíci

      He mentions Billy Graham too who was a Freemason.

  • @rontwentyone
    @rontwentyone Před 11 měsíci

    As much as I love DP, he's got it wrong about Jonah going to bottom of the sea then a fish picking him up dead from the seafloor. It says in Jonah 2:1 that from inside the fish Jonah prayed, so he was still alive and conscious. I believe he began to drown in the sea, then the fish picked him up, he prayed as he was dying and then he died inside the fish, before later being spat out and brought back to life.

    • @DavidPawsonMinistry
      @DavidPawsonMinistry  Před 11 měsíci +2

      You are correct in that David teaches Jonah was dead in the belly of the fish and for many reasons, I do not believe he got it wrong - but got it right - please permit me to explain :
      1. Whilst Jonahs Body was picked up and is in the Belly of the fish, Jonah states he prays from "deep within the realms of the dead".
      Jonah is saying he was dead and his disembodied spirit ended up in Sheol - "the realms of the dead - a place disembodied spirits go
      2. Jonah confirms he was hurled to the bottom of the sea, the water was in his throat, he was engulfed , seaweed was wrapped around his head, to the roots of the mountains he sank and the earth beneath barred him in forever ..... how long could you survive with water in your throat, trapped by seaweed, ...and the earth barred you in forever ... does that not imply he had drowned ?
      Jonah would not have become disembodied and his spirit ended up in Sheol, the realms of the dead had he not died
      Yes the fish swallowed his body was in the belly of the fish for three days and 3 nights but it does not say he was alive - it says he was in the realms of the dead ie dead
      His journey from Joppa to Tarshish meant cross in the Mediterranean Sea - were the average depth 1.5km and max dept of 5km ...... how deep can you go, for how long and stay alive without sub aqua equipment ?
      Putting all that aside - Jesus specifically refers to Jonah - why ? I suggest to you because every Jew accepts Jonah wa stew creates resurrection of teh Old Testament ........ I suggest to you the reason Jesus refers to Jonah and says that greater than he is with you, is because he was saying he would also die and on the 3rd day be resurrected , you cannot be resurrected if you do not die,
      The miracle of Jonah is not he survived in the belly of a big fish - but that when the whale spewed his body out - he was resurrected from the dead

    • @rontwentyone
      @rontwentyone Před 11 měsíci

      @DavidPawsonMinistry OK, I get David now on this thanks. By the way, I already did accept that he died and his soul went to Sheol, then was brought back to life and the clear connection to Jesus death and resurrection.

    • @DavidPawsonMinistry
      @DavidPawsonMinistry  Před 11 měsíci

      🙏Can share something with you
      When David met someone for the first time , he often would ask two questions ...depending on the answers he was given, it would tell David a lot about ones walk with God and whether they knew their Bibles .......I was also asked these questions ! and got the wrong!
      1. Do you believe Jonah was a real person or just a good children's story /fable ?
      2. Do you believe Jonah was alive or dead in the belly of the fish ?
      Depending on the answers given David would know a lot about someone walk with God and how much they read their Bibles
      I remeber a young man straight from theological college answering .....David does it matter whether Jonah was real of not? .....surely what is important is the message this book gives us ?!?!?!?!?!
      Of course the answer to question 2 has been given above above - which one can see for themselves if one reads the Book of Jonah however if you rely on what you may have been told, perhaps in Sunday school, you may believe he was alive and then Jesus reference would lose all significance
      As David explains in this video why id Jonah running away ? and of course in Kings we are told
      - Jonah was a prophet,
      - we have his fathers name .......and also we find the reason why he was running away

  • @rosaryofstmarysavedmylife4454

    Jesus is real I have seen Him, believe in gospel and repent

  • @19nineteenthirteen19
    @19nineteenthirteen19 Před 2 lety

    I cannot find anywhere in the book of Kings where Jonah blesses the wicked king of Israel. Pawson said to understand why he felt and acted the way he did you'd have to get it from Kings. But I only find like a verse in chapter 14 that mentions Jonah. Can anyone help me clarify this?

    • @mrtdiver
      @mrtdiver Před 2 lety +1

      And Yahweh did not say that he would blot out the name of Yisra'el from under heaven, but he saved them by the hand of Yarov'am (Jeroboam) son of Yo'ash (Joash.)
      2Kin 14:16
      David P. is simply saying that the Lord saved Israel, in other words, blessed them. And this word came through Yonah the prophet.
      Like all of us, David is probably reading the passage over and over again trying to understand it. And we also look to commentaries to gain insight. The Bible says that He gifted the church with pastors and teachers - for our edification. But it's here in the context of the passage if you study it. 2 Kin 14:23-29.

  • @JC-kg2uf
    @JC-kg2uf Před 3 lety

    Amen!

  • @mariojacob791
    @mariojacob791 Před rokem

    Why wicked people hate godly people and wicked people always plotting evil against the godly people

  • @lilbitthott
    @lilbitthott Před 5 lety +1

    How old is this amazing video

    • @DavidPawsonMinistry
      @DavidPawsonMinistry  Před 5 lety +12

      This is Steve on behalf of David - the UtB series was recorded between 1993 and 1995 - David is now 89 years of age

  • @smarie4233
    @smarie4233 Před 4 lety +2

    I think he was dead too! He said, the bars of the earth closed behind him.

  • @mariojacob791
    @mariojacob791 Před rokem

    Why can't God put an end to wicked people just destroy them those who plotting evil and taking bribe

    • @DavidPawsonMinistry
      @DavidPawsonMinistry  Před rokem

      Because that would mean putting and end to you and I also - all have sinned and fallen short of the kingdom of God
      But take hope, He is coming back to judge all wickedness and destroy sin forever - so your wish will come true, just not now

    • @tuconexionlocal7516
      @tuconexionlocal7516 Před rokem

      You wouldn’t be here either

  • @mariojacob791
    @mariojacob791 Před 2 lety

    To be prophet for God is it God's will or can I ask God to be prophet or its not his will

    • @DavidPawsonMinistry
      @DavidPawsonMinistry  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Mario - it is God who chooses who will be the carrier of His messenger but you can ask God but be warned - the personal price paid by many prophets is high, with many being persecuted for their faith

  • @graceyow3392
    @graceyow3392 Před rokem

    27:45 not all believers who do not believe the miraculous gifts of the holy spirit for the individuals recorded in scriptures still is in operation today do not believe god still does miracles. many believe god now directly performs miracles. charismatics have dubious "tongues" which is expected of everyone when it is clear that is not what scriptures records; tongues is a real foreign language, not babbling; slain in the spirit is actual death (ananias and saphira), not just falling down; those who physically encountered the divine fall on their faces, not on their backs and the divine never touched them to make them fall; there are no authenticated acts of restoring life to the dead nor restoring sight to the blind from birth, walk to the lame from birth.

  • @eazyparentalguidanceadvise8663

    gods commands in linux were like 10 rules "10 commandments" thats 2 minutes copy pastes nws

  • @dmoeser8465
    @dmoeser8465 Před 2 lety

    Pick an ism and observe the varying interpretations.

  • @uptownlife42
    @uptownlife42 Před 5 lety

    Well that was a amazing video ..I have only heard Jonah was a rabid racist and hated gentiles..

  • @aarondray8999
    @aarondray8999 Před 3 lety +1

    .

  • @mikes502
    @mikes502 Před 2 lety +1

    "The boat" symbolizes your body. The "cargo" on the boat symbolizes sin that must cut out of your life (cargo thrown over the side of the ship). And Jonah being thrown out of the boat into the water likely symbolizes the martyrdom purification water baptism ritual found in Leviticus 14 (fasting unto the death) just like Jesus fasting 40 days before being submerged in the water. In other words, You gotta dump all the cargo on the boat (stop sinning and leave your life behind) then "jump ship" (FAST and pray, facing the devil in the wilderness) Then you will die, and God will put you back into your body and you will be considered ritually pure enough to be offered up as a sacrifice. God cannot accept an unclean matter at the wedding feast. Suffering for Christ is an honor and privilege, you have to first be cleansed. Please note that This is only my interpretation of the allegory of "Jonah and the whale".

  • @debbycrowell303
    @debbycrowell303 Před 7 lety

    jonah means spirit , i believe he was real but jesus in the hearts of a disobedient believers till 3rd day when he come to land with men teaching follow him in obedience the way! turn away from bowing to false gods!

  • @eazyparentalguidanceadvise8663

    your a real bible scholar sir just step aside one moment! um hello peeps! look hows this bloke giving testament if he isnt a creep? i mean did god set a bush in fire and compel him to give testament on you tube for an hour long!

    • @tommarshall7247
      @tommarshall7247 Před 2 lety

      The vid was made in around 1992. He was doing the talks and they were recorded for gipsy/roma leaders who were unable to read.

    • @Xelenteontae_
      @Xelenteontae_ Před 9 měsíci

      Wa

  • @andrewjarrett7329
    @andrewjarrett7329 Před 8 měsíci

    Bad teaching. But not false teaching.

  • @marthabenner6528
    @marthabenner6528 Před 2 lety

    Veggie tales: It's for the kids.