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The Book of JONAH.
Jesus is seen as: Our Great Foreign Missionary
-Bible Study Info-The historical character of the man Jonah is vouched for by Jesus Christ Mt 12:39-41 as also that his preservation in the great fish was a "sign" or type of the Lord's own entombment and resurrection. Both are miraculous and both are equally credible. 2Ki 14:25 records the fulfilment of a prophecy by Jonah. The man himself was a bigoted Jew, unwilling to testify to a Gentile city, and angry that God had spared it. Typically he foreshadows the nation of Israel out of its own land; a trouble to the Gentiles, yet witnessing to them; cast out by them, but miraculously preserved; in their future deepest distress calling upon Jehovah-Saviour, and finding deliverance, and then becoming missionaries to the Gentiles. Zec 8:7-23.

He typifies Christ as the Sent One, raised from the dead, and carrying salvation to the Gentiles. The chapter divisions indicate the analysis of Jonah.

Ref: The Scofield Reference Bible.

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4 Bible Studies for: JONAH

1. JONAH 1:1-17    Re-Start    -15
1987-02-08 S-P.M.    Outline   Subject(s)JONAH 1:1-17

The prophet`s first commission.
The prophet`s flight from Jehovah. the great storm.
The prophet swallowed by the great fish.

2. JONAH 2:1-10    Re-Start    -15
1987-02-15 S-P.M.    Outline   Subject(s)JONAH 2:1-10

The prophet`s prayer. Jehovah`s answer.

3. JONAH 3:1-10    Re-Start    -15
1987-03-01 S-P.M.    Outline   Subject(s)JONAH 3:1-10

The prophet`s second commission, his obedience. the repentance of Nineveh.

4. JONAH 4:1-11    Re-Start    -15
1987-03-08 S-P.M.    Outline   Subject(s)JONAH 4:1-11

The prophet`s displeasure. the sheltering gourd.

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