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^[[[D002 - Believing Jonah - The Book of Jonah]]]
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Lets remember that Mark is primarily Peter's Gospel. Here we get a glimpse into the guilt and redemption that Peter had.
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# Boasting
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## Boasting
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![[Mark 14#27..31|Mark 14:27-31]]
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# Stumbling
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## Stumbling
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![[Mark 14#37..41]]
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# Running
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## Running
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![[Mark 14#50..50|Mark 14:50]]
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# Denial
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## Denial
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![[Mark 14#66..72|Mark 14:66-72]]
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# Redemption
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## Redemption
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![[Mark 16#7]]
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[[Jonah]]
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The main question is that comes up when discussing Jonah is can it be believed as presented, or is it allegory?
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## Other References to Jonah
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1. We can not pick and choose what should and should not be believed in the Bible. **It sets a dangerous precedent.**
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2. Jonah is referenced in [[2Kgs 14#25| 2 Kings 14:25]]
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4. Jesus Talks about Jonah in [[Matt 12#38..41| Matthew 12:38-41]]
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# Jonah and the Resurrection
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One of the main criticisms that the book of Jonah gets is the part about Jonah in the belly of the fish. Oddly this is a small part of the overall story of Jonah and yet it is most people even know about Jonah. Somehow the other 9 miracles that are found in the book don't receive much attestation at all. See [[Ten Miracles in Jonah]]
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But what does the resurrection have to do with Jonah? Lets start with what Christ' death and resurrection mean.
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> A dead savior can not save anybody. The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead is as much a part of the gospel message as His sacrificial death on the cross ([[1Cor 15#1..8|1 Cor. 15:1-8]]). In fact, in the book of Acts, the church gave witness primarily to the resurrection ([[Acts 1#22|Acts 1:22]], [[Acts 4#2|Acts 4:2]], [[Acts 4#33|33]])
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>
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> \- Wiersbe[^1]
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For salvation we must believe by faith in the resurrection. Because it confirms that Jesus is who he says He is, the Son of God. If there was one thing that Christ claimed to be and did not fulfill then He could not be God in the form of man. See [[Resurrection]] for more details.
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If we can not believe in the resurrection then what foundation do we have to believe in anything else in the bible?
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[^1]: [[The Bible Exposition Commentary New Testament Volume 1]] (p.166)
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![[Mark 16#6..8]]
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## Regular embed
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![[Mark 16#7]]
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[[Mark 4#41|Mark 4:41]] Who is this that the sea and wind obey him?
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[[Acts 2#43|Acts 2:43]]
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The last chapter has been so heavy. Now Christ is risen. Feel the weight lifted. Feel how we are suppose to respond.
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The last chapter (Mark 15) has been so heavy. Now Christ is risen. Feel the weight lifted. Feel how we are suppose to respond.
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How do I respond to a Savior who extends **PERFECT** grace.
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## Ten Miracles in Jonah [^1]
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1. The storm ([[Jonah 1#4|1:4]])
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2. The lot ([[Jonah 1#7|1:7]])
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3. The seas calm ([[Jonah 1#15|1:15]])
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4. The Fish ([[John 1#17 |1:17]])
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5. Alive ([[Jonah 1#17 |1:17]])
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6. Spit out ([[Jonah 2#10 |2:10]])
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7. The redemption ([[Jonah 3#10 |3:10]])
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8. The plant ([[Jonah 4#6|4:6]])
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9. The worm ([[Jonah 4#7|4:7]])
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10. The scorching east wind ([[Jonah 4#8|4:8]])
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[^1]: [[The MacArthur Bible Commentary]] (p.1012)
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