Jonah 4:1-11
Jonah’s mission is completed, but he’s angry. How will God handle it? Will Jonah finally see things God’s way? In this final study, we see God deal graciously with Jonah and save Nineveh, just as He promised He would.
Jonah 3:9-10
Partially digested. That’s how Dr. McGee describes Jonah’s appearance when he arrived in Nineveh. Is it enough to get the attention of these wicked people? Will they listen to God? Will God spare them? These are the important questions we explore as we watch God move Nineveh.
Jonah 3:2-10
Nineveh was one of the greatest cities in the ancient world. In fact, the Bible says it was “an exceeding great city.” But as Dr. McGee tells us, Nineveh was not only great in size, but great in wickedness, too! So, how will the Ninevites react when Jonah shows up with a message from God? That’s what we’ll discover as Jonah enters the city and begins to proclaim God’s message.
Jonah 3:1-2
God gives second, third, and even fourth chances to those He loves. That’s the great message we learn as Jonah arrives on dry land. Our study then continues as Dr. McGee explains more about Nineveh, its great size, and its great propensity for sin.
Jonah 2:7-3:2
“Salvation is of the Lord!” That’s the good news we hear as Dr. J. Vernon McGee continues to make connections between the Old and New Testaments and tells more about Jonah’s newfound obedience to the Lord.
Jonah 2:1-6
Is it possible to live three days and three nights inside a fish? And if so, wasn’t it possible for the God who raised Jesus from the dead to do the same thing for Jonah? These are the questions Dr. McGee explores as we study Jonah’s prayer and submission to God’s will as he was being swallowed.
Jonah 1:11-2:2
Did Jonah really get swallowed by a big fish? In this study, Dr. McGee answers that important question and shows how God used the storm in the life of Jonah and the pagan sailors onboard the ship traveling to Tarshish.
Jonah 1:4-10
How far will God go to reach runaway Jonah? And what will the consequences of his disobedience be? In this study, we’ll find out as God sends a storm to turn him around.
Jonah 1:1-3
Jonah went west when God told him to go east. What happens next? Follow along as we learn that God is with us—even in the most difficult of circumstances.
Jonah 1:1
Dr. J. Vernon McGee says that in only four short chapters, the book of Jonah deals with six significant subjects: Jesus’ resurrection and salvation (not by works); God’s purposes, faithfulness, goodness, and grace. He is the God of the Gentiles!