1. Jonah completes the book of Jonah 1:1, 2

2. Why did Jonah become sullen?

3. (Jonah 2:10) Imagine —after all that, Jonah did not even have to swim ashore!

4. Jonah must have had some desirable qualities.

5. A huge fish swallows Jonah (17)

6. America gonna be 100 years, Jonah.

7. This is because “Jehovah appointed a great fish to swallow Jonah, so that Jonah came to be in the inward parts of the fish three days and three nights.”—Jonah 1:17.

8. (Jonah 3:3) Three times, the record of Jonah quotes Jehovah as referring to “Nineveh the great city.”

9. Gives no sign but sign of Jonah

10. (Jonah 1:1-3) Later, when his preaching activity had succeeded in causing the Ninevites to repent, Jonah sulked.

11. Jonah lived in the ninth century B.C.E.

12. Jonah evidently responded well to Jehovah’s counsel.

13. Learn from the experience of the prophet Jonah.

14. (Jonah 4:5-11) That Jonah learned a valuable lesson is evident by the candid account that he himself recorded.

15. Jonah later described how he felt at this time.

16. Sa: (to Jonah) you called the radion station?

17. How Jonah rejoices over the bottle-gourd plant!

18. Jarvis, you ever hear the tale of Jonah?

19. Clearly, Jonah did learn from Jehovah’s wise instruction.

20. Jehovah “appointed a great fish to swallow Jonah”

21. After three days and three nights, the fish brought Jonah right to the shore and “vomited out Jonah onto the dry land.”

22. At first, Jonah took to flight without fulfilling the assignment.

23. What proves the account of Jonah to be authentic?

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25. Jonah obeyed, and as a result, the Ninevites repented en masse.

26. Jonah, he's dragging dead animals around with their guts falling out.

27. What do we learn from the examples of Nehemiah and Jonah?

28. Innocent men were about to perish, all because of Jonah!

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30. I might as well be dead!’—Jonah 4:1-3.

31. My name is Jonah Wasswa, Minister of Health here in Uganda.

32. What mistake did Jonah make when he received his assignment from Jehovah?

33. Jonah had never done a thing to take care of that plant.

34. 'And God had prepared a great fish to swallow up Jonah.'"

35. Further, Jesus himself confirmed that the account of Jonah is true.

36. Expels demons by God’s finger; again gives only sign of Jonah

37. How did Jehovah reason with Jonah about the bottle-gourd plant?

38. Jehovah sent his prophet Jonah to warn them of impending destruction.

39. " Now the Lord had prepared a great fish to swallow up Jonah. "

40. 15. (a) What may have led Jonah into a downward spiral?

41. The sailors didn’t want to throw Jonah overboard, but he insisted.

42. It appears, then, that the Jonah mentioned at Jonah 1:1 is the same person that is mentioned at 2 Kings 14:25, and this adds weight to his having actually lived.

43. The men were aghast; Jonah could see the terror in their eyes.

44. (Exodus 15:3) Jonah, on the other hand, was far less flexible.

45. Jonah and his youngest son were, on the surface at least, reconciled.

46. 18 When down in the mouth, remember jonah: he come out all right.

47. In the belly of the giant fish, Jonah has time to pray.

48. But did God appoint Jonah as a prophet because he was disobedient?

49. This, it seemed, was to be his pit, his grave. —Jonah 2:2-6.

50. God used the bottle-gourd plant to teach Jonah a lesson in mercy

51. That led to a miracle —God caused a huge fish to swallow Jonah.

52. Did he regard the account of Jonah as “a satire,” as “downright absurd”?

53. Take, for example, the situation in which the Hebrew prophet Jonah found himself.

54. He says that no sign will be given them except “the sign of Jonah.”

55. Jonah may have shuddered to think of himself drowning in that cold, wild sea.

56. When he eventually arrived in the Assyrian capital, Jonah preached God’s impending judgment

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58. Jonah was more interested in the bottle-gourd plant than in thousands of people.

59. Really, Bible critics seem more determined to devour Jonah than that huge fish was!

60. “To Jonah, though, it was highly displeasing, and he got to be hot with anger.”

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63. By means of this bottle-gourd plant Jonah was taught a lesson in mercy.

64. 23 When down in the mouth,[www.Sentencedict.com] remember Jonah: he came out all right.

65. (b) What can we learn from Jonah when it comes to the mistakes we make?

66. Jehovah let a bottle-gourd plant grow so that it would provide shade for Jonah.

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68. An Assoiling sound." Barbara J Orton, Jonah, Literary Review (Madison, New Jersey), Spring 1998

69. Jehovah used a bottle-gourd plant to teach Jonah the importance of caring about others.

70. Then he sent “a parching east wind” until Jonah began “swooning away” because of the heat.

71. Jonah was swallowed by some sort of huge fish but then came out as if resurrected.

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73. Then for the record, there is absolutely no connection between Jonah Gabriel and Joseph Bede.

74. This, it seemed, was to be his pit, his grave. —Read Jonah 2:2-6.

75. His god turns out to be nothing more than an ‘idol of untruth’!—Jonah 2:8.

76. By means of a bottle-gourd plant, Jehovah taught Jonah to be more concerned about people

77. (Jonah 1:2) It is not hard to see why this assignment might have appeared daunting.

78. True, he eventually accepted his assignment but only after receiving unusual discipline from Jehovah. —Jonah 1:4, 17.

79. The account says: “To Jonah, though, it was highly displeasing, and he got to be hot with anger.”

80. Then he asked to die, saying that death would be better than life. —Read Jonah 4:2, 3.