Outline:
- How has the book of Jonah been arranged?
- Jonah at sea (Jonah 1:1-2:10)
- Yahweh’s call and Jonah’s disobedience (1:1-4a)
- Yahweh’s pursuit and the deliverance of the pagan sailors (1:4b-17a)
- Jonah’s deliverance and prayer of gratitude (1:17b-2:10)
- Jonah at Nineveh (Jonah 3:1-4:11)
- Yahweh’s second call and Jonah’s obedience (3:1-3a)
- Yahweh’s compassion and the deliverance of the pagan Ninevites (3:3b-10)
- Jonah’s displeasure and prayer of complaint (4:1-4)
- Conclusion: A divine object lesson (4:5-11)
- Jonah at sea (Jonah 1:1-2:10)
- Where has the book of Jonah been placed?
- Jonah and the Book of the Twelve
- Jonah and Joel
- Jonah and Obadiah
- What bearing does the book of Jonah have on our church today?
- Jonah reminds us that God’s saving purposes cannot be thwarted.
- Jonah confronts our small view of God’s mercy.
- Jonah points us to God’s true and greater prophet—Christ.