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0:14 Jonah Recap Begins
2:44 Jonah’s Second Call
5:42 Jonah Goes to Nineveh
14:38 Jonah’s Stark Warning
19:20 Nineveh Repents
25:40 The King’s Decree
35:35 Grace for the Nations
39:56 Nineveh Judges Israel
42:34 Faith and Mercy
45:40 The Voice of Jesus
49:27 Prayer for Witness
In this episode, the Pr. Marlon reviews Jonah chapter 3, including Jonah’s earlier disobedience, God’s second call, and Jonah’s journey to Nineveh. The passage is explored as a story of obedience after failure, with attention to Nineveh as a large city under God’s concern.
The study focuses on Jonah’s brief warning message and the surprising response of the Ninevites, who believe God, fast, and put on sackcloth, along with their king. It emphasizes that their repentance is attributed to God’s work rather than Jonah’s effectiveness.
The conclusion reflects on God seeing Nineveh’s turn from evil and relenting from disaster. Pr. Marlon connects this to themes of mercy, grace, repentance, and the call for believers to share the message of salvation.
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The intro music Fleet of Happy Fingers by Ryan Bell
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There is a blog post that accompanies this episode at PrMarlon.com
Connect with me.
0:14 Jonah Recap Begins
2:44 Jonah’s Second Call
5:42 Jonah Goes to Nineveh
14:38 Jonah’s Stark Warning
19:20 Nineveh Repents
25:40 The King’s Decree
35:35 Grace for the Nations
39:56 Nineveh Judges Israel
42:34 Faith and Mercy
45:40 The Voice of Jesus
49:27 Prayer for Witness
In this episode, the Pr. Marlon reviews Jonah chapter 3, including Jonah’s earlier disobedience, God’s second call, and Jonah’s journey to Nineveh. The passage is explored as a story of obedience after failure, with attention to Nineveh as a large city under God’s concern.
The study focuses on Jonah’s brief warning message and the surprising response of the Ninevites, who believe God, fast, and put on sackcloth, along with their king. It emphasizes that their repentance is attributed to God’s work rather than Jonah’s effectiveness.
The conclusion reflects on God seeing Nineveh’s turn from evil and relenting from disaster. Pr. Marlon connects this to themes of mercy, grace, repentance, and the call for believers to share the message of salvation.
Sign up for my newsletter to receive fresh posts, encouragement, and Bible reflections straight to your inbox.
Check out our church at Cloverdale.org
The intro music Fleet of Happy Fingers by Ryan Bell