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I will used the inductive Bible study technique to assist me in this context.
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I will first notice its place in history and then try to understand the context within which that place is used in the text. What is its significance and what role does it play in the text.
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The Books of Jonah and Nahum gave me a better understanding of the importance of God’s call to proclaim the Gospel of Salvation to all nations, without which they are lost eternally. The Bible says, for all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. ALL have sinned, white, blue, black, green etc.
Additionally that, the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ.
That God loves the world and sent his begotten son Jesus Christ, that whosoever believes in Christ should not die but have everlasting life because there is no salvation in any name except the name of Jesus Christ.
As a child of God, saved by grace through faith in Christ, I must take the message of salvation to the lost, so that they will escape from eternal damnation or hellfire. I rely on the Holy Spirit every day to live a life of righteousness and one that pleases God as well as share the Good News of salvation with those living in sin.
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No, I do not view any people or nation as Jonah viewed the Assyrians because I have a better understanding of the world of God than probably Jonah’s understanding of God during his own time. In addition, with the coming of Jesus Christ and the writing of both the New and old testament, I am more informed and equipped with evidence of scriptural truths to evangelise my community and environs than Jonah.
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There was mixed reaction from onlookers to the out pouring of the Holy Spirit, some believed, others doubted and criticised it.
