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1. 45:00 There there is a lot of parallelism in the sign of Jonah that that Jesus mentions in Matthew 12 to to Jesus, the greater Jonah. So second thing, God chooses for Jonah to obey. I think I meant to say he initiates. I think I edited this. So God initiates Jonah's obedience or he chooses for Jonah to obey. No and Lord · Van Jones
2. 26:03 What is Jonah ultimately do? More than likely, the author leaves it like this so that the reader, us, can consider what do we do with that story and and how are we like Jonah? Like, how are we not humbling ourselves to be able to see who god is and what his character is like and how we're we're different from him. You know, maybe maybe we're close a little closer than Jonah of like being able to understand how god works but but often times, you know, we try and do this this on our own like in our own strength and that that doesn't work out. We didn't really read the part about how the sailors responded to when Jonah said, hey, the solution to the storm is just hurl me out but right after that, the sailors valiantly tried to row him to safety so that he wouldn't have to drown. The Book of Jonah - Guest Speaker Van Jones
3. 1:11:56 And he has a heart of compassion. And in Jonah's little tiny horrible sermon, they repent. He has an opportunity in repentance. And even more of a sign remember Jesus says, sign of Jonah? Even more than the sign of Jonah is the sign of Jesus, a man that died on the cross and then rose from the grave. Come to the Valley of Judgment · Van
4. 50:29 I told the same the same illustration in the 9AM, but if you think about like Jonah has this very very specific way of seeing people and seeing the world. Right? And he's got in his mind, who should be recipient of mercy and who shouldn't? And and if you don't agree with the way that Jonah thinks, then then Jonah hates you. Right? God Calls Jonah to Do Hard Things · Van Jones
5. 38:53 And so we're gonna go on this journey with Jonah in the old testament. There will be a map for continuity. I know that we're a big fan of map here, big fans of maps. But, yeah, like a month ago or so, I was going through this I've been going through this one year bible reading plan and just one day hit Jonah. And everybody knows the story of Jonah. No and Lord · Van Jones
6. 28:34 And so, that I really resonated with Jonah specifically with just that wrestling that that we that I'd specifically dealt with. So there's so many different themes In Jonah, we could talk about Jonah for a long time. We're gonna go through the whole book today. So I hope you plan to just skip lunch and we're just gonna keep going. No, but it will be a challenge. God Calls Jonah to Do Hard Things · Van Jones
7. 34:48 He came out and he preached on Jonah. And Jonah was about the sorriest excuse for missionary one could hope to represent, but the people responded. Now, Jonah's message to Nineveh was something that they received a hundred and fifty years before this, hundred and fifty years at least before this. And the people repented for a time, But the Assyrian way of life was so strong that it won back over. Now, folks that accepted, I'm sure it was good for them. Slow to Anger but Just
8. 46:03 So wild. What's interesting too, like a lot of this info that I had studied is coming from a book by Timothy Keller called Rediscovering Jonah, highly recommend it. But Tim Keller says like, another parallel that I wouldn't have thought of is you got a man that that walks out of the city hoping for condemnation. But then the greater Jonah, Jesus, walks out of the city, takes on the condemnation, do us, right, and becomes our salvation, our means of salvation. So just such a such a greater Jesus is so much greater than Jonah and and all people of all time. God Calls Jonah to Do Hard Things · Van Jones
9. 20:10 What's interesting too, like, a lot of this a lot of this info that I that I had studied is coming from a book by Timothy Keller called Rediscovering Jonah. Highly recommend it. But but Tim Keller says like another parallel that I wouldn't have thought of is you got a man that that walks out of the city hoping for condemnation but then the greater Jonah, Jesus, walks out of the city, takes on the condemnation, do us, right? And becomes our salvation, our means of salvation. So, just such a such a greater Jesus is so much greater than Jonah and and all people of all time, right? The Book of Jonah - Guest Speaker Van Jones
10. 2:32 He came out and he preached on Jonah and Jonah was about the sorriest excuse for missionary one could hope to represent but the people responded. Now, Jonah's message to Nineveh was something that they received a hundred and fifty years before this, hundred and fifty years at least before this and the people repented fourth time but the Assyrian way of life was so strong that it won back over. Now, those folks that accepted, I'm sure it was good for them. They became became a part of the people of god but the society as a whole kept on rolling. So, this is the pronouncement of god against Nineveh. The Book of Nahum - The Minor Prophets
11. 24:09 He says, these people don't know their right hand from their left and and we hear like an echo of how Jesus was was looking on the people that were killing him and said, father, forgive them for they know not what they do and and so he he is gracious and merciful. Time and time and time again. I told the same the same illustration in the 9AM but if you think about like Jonah has this very very specific way of seeing people and seeing the world, right? And he's got in his mind, who should be a recipient of mercy and who shouldn't? And and if you don't agree with the way that Jonah thinks, then, then, Jonah, it hates you, right? The Book of Jonah - Guest Speaker Van Jones
12. 34:05 Right? We have an opportunity just like in Jonah. Again, y'all, like, he mentioned Jonah. Like, it's awesome. God gave the the Ninevites who were clearly enemies. Joel Chapter 3 - Pastor Van Jones
13. 1:11:24 Like, we have this word, so we shall know. We are being warned of this impending doom. Right? We have an opportunity just like in Jonah. Again, y'all, like, he mentioned Jonah. Come to the Valley of Judgment · Van
14. 47:05 Like another obvious parallel. Right? Like Jesus sacrifices himself on the cross to take the wrath that's due us, and and we can all be saved from the wrath because of Jesus. So again, pointing to the greater Jonah, Jesus. God calls Jonah to repent. No and Lord · Van Jones
15. 34:37 He has an opportunity in repentance. And even more of a sign remember Jesus says sign of Jonah? Even more than the sign of Jonah is the sign of Jesus, a man that died on the cross and then rose from the grave. Like, what more sign do we need? That's it. Joel Chapter 3 - Pastor Van Jones
16. 16:06 No doubt about it. Now, we've covered one of the books of Jonah back, I think, couple months ago when Van preached. Van preached the book of Jonah. That one happened previous to this and this one I think is next. Chronologically, this is what the lord says for three offenses of Damascus and for four, I will not revoke its punishment because they thrashed Gilead with iron sledges. Seek Me So That You May Live
17. 18:26 Amen. For one reason. Now you don't understand. For me, a lot of time is is hard to say, lord, I don't wanna go back to the Hispanic people. It's like I feel like a Jonah. Joel Chapter 3 - Pastor Van Jones
18. 55:55 For me, a lot of time is is hard to say, lord, I don't wanna go back to the Hispanic people. It's like I feel like a Jonah. God says, go this side. No. I go to the other sides. Come to the Valley of Judgment · Van
19. 1:03:02 Don't know why. God is so good and he still does things the same way. In the scriptures, it is pretty much universal that when someone gets a message from god, they respond to it immediately. There there are a few differences there. Jonah didn't. No Favoritism With God
20. 35:56 You aren't doing this alone. For being honest, you're barely doing it. God has used throughout history some of the least likely evangelists and sometimes through objectively bad messaging to create profound change. Jonah is my favorite biblical example of this. Three days and Nineveh will perish. Awkward Is Better Than Silent

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