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The Flight and the Rescue

1.1 Sent to Nineveh, Bound for Tarshish

1.2 The LORD’s Storm and the Sailors’ Fear

1.3 The Fish and the Psalm

Discussion 1

Nineveh Turns and God Relents

2.1 The Word Comes a Second Time

2.2 A City Believes God

2.3 Who Knows? God Sees and Relents

Discussion 2

God’s Question and the Sign of Jonah

3.1 “That’s Why I Fled”

3.2 The Plant, the Worm and God’s Question

3.3 The Sign of Jonah

Discussion 3

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The whole book of Jonah: a runaway prophet and mercy even for Nineveh.

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You may know Jonah as the man swallowed by a great fish. Read the whole book as one story: a prophet who runs from the LORD, sailors and a city that turn to God, and a closing question the book leaves unanswered; then hear Jesus take the sign of Jonah as His own.

Jonah: Mercy Even for Nineveh

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