Jonah Chapter 4 Bible Study God's focus versus man's comfort

To Jonah, it is some temporal comfort as well as an indication that God still cares for him; which is true of course. Never underestimate the ability of God to ...

Book of Jonah Bible Study Series - Jesus Plus Nothing Series Posts

God gives Jonah a second chance at speaking to Nineveh. God is a God of second chances... and thirds... but He is looking for obedience. Jonah Chapter 4 Bible ...

Enduring Word Bible Commentary Jonah Chapter 4

Is it right for you to be angry? Jonah, in expressing his anger against God, was being honest about his feelings – something good but we should not for a moment ...

Jonah 4: To Bend Heaven and Earth - HIM Publications

This adapted sermon from Jonah 4 shows how God wants to share his compassion to the point that he's willing to bend heaven and earth.

A Sermon on Priority and Comfort | Jonah 4 | The Bridge Church

As we finish up the last message in our Jonah series, take a moment to ask yourself a hard question... Am I Jonah? Jonah only prayed to God ...

Jonah 4 Study Guide: Anger with God | West Hills Community Church

The repentance of Nineveh and mercy of God made Jonah greatly upset and angry. We all get angry with God form time to time because he does not ...

Jonah 4 - Dr. Constable's Expository Notes - Bible Commentaries

The repentance and good deeds of the Ninevites pleased God, but they displeased His representative. They made God happy, but they made Jonah unhappy. A literal ...

God's Confrontation of Jonah — Exegesis of Jonah 4:9-11

"Then God said to Jonah, 'Do you have good reason to be angry about the plant?' And he said, "I have good reason to be angry, even to death.

The Book of Jonah or Obsessed with Comfort - Chapter 4 - YouTube

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STUDY GUIDE | Summit View Church

If you feel comfortable, consider sharing it with someone close, or your group next week. JONAH CHAPTER 2. DIVINE INTERRUPTION: GOD SPEAKS IN A FISH (CONT.) ...

God's Pity for All People (Jonah 4:11) - Radical.net

When you read Jonah chapter four, and you see this plant that rises up to help Jonah be comfortable, then God takes it away, and Jonah is ...

Jonah 4 - GenZ.Bible

The chapter illustrates themes of mercy, repentance, and the universality of God's compassion. It challenges Jonah's (and the audience's) understanding of ...

Jonah 4:1-11 - God's Grace and Jonah's Anger - Logos Sermons

The words are “great joy.” Two reasons for this great joy: 1) his own comfort, 2) the supernatural act was, to Jonah, a sign that God is ...

The Book of Jonah – A Most Unexpected Deliverance (part 4)

Jonah teaches us about defying God, resenting His calling, hating His people, and yet still receiving His mercy. Jonah is a man of extremes. His ...

Jonah: Anger and Tenderness. Jonah 4:1–9 | by Collin Selman

God again, turns away Jonah's wrath (Proverbs 15:1) and asks a probing question. He does not return anger for anger or face unrighteousness with ...

Teacher's Overview of Lifeway “Explore the Bible” Sunday School ...

Jonah 4 calls for soul-searching from us as God's people: have we become “spectator Christians,” who are only concerned about our own comforts, ...

Jonah 4:1 - Verse-by-Verse Bible Commentary - StudyLight.org

Jonah, under God's inspiration, relates that God pronounced him wrong. Having incurred God's reproof, he was careless about men's judgment, and left his own ...

JONAH 4 BIBLE STUDY WITH ME (SOAP Method) | Kaci Nicole

Today we're coming to the end of our BIBLE STUDY WITH ME series going the book of JONAH! Most prophetic books focus on the words of the ...

Will the Real Sinner Please Stand Up? | Keep Believing Ministries

Jonah was God's man for Nineveh! The world is full of Ninevehs today . . . and God is still looking for someone to go there. Nineveh is first of all a ...

God's Reluctant Missionary (Jonah 1-4) - Bible.org

He knew that God is gracious and compassionate, slow to anger and abundant in lovingkindness (4:2). That's a paraphrase of Exodus 34:6, which ...