Jonah Table of Contents

……………………….Name of Post……………....Chapter and Verse
Jonah runs from the call of God for him to preach against Ninevah.1:1-3
Jonah is sleeping as a great wind threatens to destroy the ship.1:4-6
Jonah was seen to be the cause of the storm beating on the ship.1:7-9
Jonah consents to be thrown overboard into the stormy sea.1:10-12
Men of the ship tries to return to shore and off the stormy sea, Jonah is thrown overboard.1:13-16
The Lord prepares for Jonah to be in the belly of a fish for three days and three nights.1:17
Jonah calls to God from the belly of the fish: Jonah’s Prayer Part 1 of 6.2:1-2
Jonah felt isolated from God but vowed to look to Him again: Jonah’s Prayer Part 2 of 6.2:3-4
Jonah felt overcome by surrounding circumstances, but God lifted Him up: Jonah’s Prayer Part 3 of 6.2:5-6
Jonah lost strength within himself: Jonah’s Prayer Part 4 of 6.2:7
Jonah warns about serving false god and vows to serve God with thanksgiving: Jonah’s Prayer Part 5 of 6.2:8-9
Jonah is released from the belly of the fish: Jonah’s Prayer Part 6 of 6.2:10
Jonah preaches to Nineveh.3:1-4
People of Nineveh believe God.3:5
King of Nineveh receives the word of the Lord.3:6-9
God forgives the people of Ninevah and spares them from disaster.3:10
Jonah became angry at God for His grace, mercy, and forgiveness.4:1-3
Jonah angrily leaves the city, receives some relief from God, but the sun’s heat overcomes Jonah.4:4-8
Jonah cared more about plant-life than he did about the souls of people. 4:9-11

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