The Book of Jonah: Jonah 1-4
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- Discussions on the Old Testament
The Book of Jonah: Jonah 1-4
Originally aired: 2/14/2006
Learn more about the life, experiences, and ministry of Jonah. Hear details behind the scriptural record, including insights into where Jonah fits into history, his cultural background, and Jonah's unique work for the Lord.
Presenters: Dana Pike, Kelly Ogden, Keith Wilson, Thomas Wayment
God has compassion on the children and the animals!!!
Thanks for this interesting discussion. I enjoyed it
Beautiful how the youngest professor allows older professors to speak, showing respect. I consider my own feeling about the Lord saving my enemies and the enemies of the Gospel.
I love the Bible because you learn something new and grow as a son/daughter of God.🙏😊
Yes!
Listening to this was exciting.
I could study this all day. Brings joy and humbleness. In the midst of calamity
I love this
Thanks for this. A marvelous book that tells about where God is leading
through Bible stories is: 'Mission for Groups'. It mentions Jonah.Blessings.
God bless you for this!
Such an enlightening session
Really interesting. Very thought provoking. Thank you. Really deep.
There are deeper meanings and spiritual lessons.
I was saying to myself that jona was so disobedient and had a lot of attitude but now I understand not saying he was right to be disobedient to the lord,this shows us that God can take us out of anything
Great teaching,love the way jonah was explained.
In keeping with the book of Jonah, Matthew 12:40 is inclined to interprets `the sign of Jonah` as that of "being in the belly of the fish for three days", but Luke's gospel does nothing of the sort. For Jesus says, "For as Jonah was a sign to the Ninevites, so also will the Son of Man be to this generation", which implies that the `sign` was, of necessity, significant for the Ninevites (for them to believe this Israelite prophet). Clearly, the rabbinical authors of the Book of Jonah, used Jonah's story for their own purposes just as Matthew does. However, the miraculous sign of Jonah is more a question of Jonah ascending from the mouth of the "Ketos", which has specific significance to Nineveh (Nina: meaning `fish within a house`). and Jonah (like `Kulullu`: `the fish-man`) is a sign to believe in. This is why God meant for Jonah to take that boat, and be vomited onto land by the "Ketos". If we re-evaluate the story from this perspective, then everything changes...
I enjoy these great videos.
Ye are my witnesses, saith the Lord, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I am he: before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me.
So interesting and uplifting.
Very interesting..thank you!!
Interesting take....
Very interesting.
What is the name of the other book hes reading from.thank you
Solomon said," nothing new under the sun',Solomon died in the sea.
I'm sorry, there's a book of the Bible called Nephi? I don't know which one it is.
They are referring to Nephi which is actually in the Book of Mormon. The Book of Mormon is a companion scripture to the Bible and another testament of Jesus Christ. Here is a link that answers more questions! www.comeuntochrist.org/beliefs/book-of-mormon
More of this in a video called: The Iaiah 53:8 challenge
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G0D bless
Veggie Tales brought me here
mormons?
Well it sounds like it but what they said was very thought provoking. I am a Catholic but was really interested in this.
Yes these men are Mormons great to see them giving attention to studying the bible esp Old Testament- most lds use bom 95% of the time and only ref the bible incidentally