Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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*God’s Call – Jonah’s Disobedience – Jonah 1:1-3*
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*GOD OBSERVES THE WICKEDNESS OF A GREAT CITY – V.2*
*/ “Their wickedness has come up before me” /*
· At what point does God decide that He has put up with the wickedness of any nation long enough?
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*JONAH DISOBEYS GOD’S CALL – V.3*
*/ “But Jonah rose up to flee to Tarshish/*
· /1:3 “down to Joppa”/
· /1:5 “J.
had gone below into the hold of the ship” /
· /2:6 “I descended…”* */.
· What should you do if you are entangled in some life dominating sin? */James 1:13-15…/*
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*JONAH’S INTENTION TO ESCAPE FROM THE PRESENCE OF GOD.
V.3*
*/Psalm 139:7-10 /**/ /*
*/Jeremiah 23:23-24 /*
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· *Why did Jonah flee?*
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· Is it possible that we would act the same way in a similar situation?
*God’s Call – Jonah’s Disobedience – Jonah 1:1-3*
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*GOD OBSERVES THE WICKEDNESS OF A GREAT CITY – V.2*
*/ “Their wickedness has come up before me” /*
· At what point does God decide that He has put up with the wickedness of any nation long enough?
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*JONAH DISOBEYS GOD’S CALL – V.3*
*/ “But Jonah rose up to flee to Tarshish/*
· /1:3 “down to Joppa”/
· /1:5 “J.
had gone below into the hold of the ship” /
· /2:6 “I descended…”* */.
· What should you do if you are entangled in some life dominating sin? */James 1:13-15…/*
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*JONAH’S INTENTION TO ESCAPE FROM THE PRESENCE OF GOD.
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*/Psalm 139:7-10 /**/ /*
*/Jeremiah 23:23-24 /*
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· *Why did Jonah flee?*
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· Is it possible that we would act the same way in a similar situation?
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