Sermon Tone Analysis
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Was Jonah Real?
2 Kings 14:25 - Alive during Jereboam II reign (Northern Kingdom) c. 793-753 BC and Jesus in Matthew 12:39-41 calls him a Prophet (real)
The Reluctant Servant
The Repentant Servant
The Revival that Flowed From the Servant’s Obedience
The Conversions were in the many thousands (some believe there were in excess of 500K in Ninevah at this time
No Obvious Signs and Wonders
The Preaching was not “awesome”; The Preaching Content was “Wrath and Judgment” and there was no building, music or impressive show
There was no pre-revival prayer meeting
The EVIDENCE of this revival was BROKENNESS OVER SIN
NEXT WEEK: The Resentful Servant
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