Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Jonah was a faithful prophet. 2 Kings 14
Assyria was an enemy of Israel.
Israel was the 10 northern tribes.
Themes:
God’s Justice vs Perfect Justice
Grace and Mercy
Running from God
What to do with evil nations
God’s Patience
God’s Sovereignty
The persistent love of God
Repentance and forgiveness
God told Jonah to “Go”!
Jonah said, “I’ll go”… away.
Our actions influences other people.
The sailors seem to have more faith than Jonah.
Jonah states who the Lord is.
God is always in control.
God pursues us.
God uses broken people.
God uses people who run.
God hasn’t given up on you.
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