Jonah (Full Book)
JonahSteve Gregg
In this study of the book of Jonah, Steve Gregg provides historical and cultural context to the story. Despite being a prophet of Israel, Jonah was called to prophesy to the pagan nation of Nineveh, and although he initially resisted, he eventually preached to the people and they repented. Gregg highlights the themes of God's compassion for sinners, even those outside of His chosen people, and the danger of self-centeredness and lack of compassion for others.
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