The God Who Pardones Iniquity

An in-depth study of the Book of Jonah and the Book of Micah. This lesson focuses on history or story, anti-biblical attacks, storms at sea, forsaking our own mercy, feeling the right emotions, the gourd and the worm, the fool's prayer, wickedness and oppression, hard sayings and unpopular prophets, economic cannibalism, priestcraft, the Babe of Bethlehem, distilled discipleship, falling and getting back up, the mercy of God, and more.

0:00 Introduction

2:12 History or Story

6:25 Rhetorical Ideographs

18:23 Jonah as Key to Attacking the Bible

24:54 Conservatives vs. Liberals

36:51 Questions about Jonah

41:33 Jonah Called to Nineveh

46:38 Storm at Sea

55:21 Thrown Overboard

1:05:56 Jonah Repents

1:12:34 Forsaking Your Own Mercy

1:17:14 Jonah Preaches in Nineveh

1:27:32 Anger at God's Mercy

1:34:52 Feeling the Right Emotion

1:37:54 The Gourd & the Worm

1:43:18 One Last Lesson

1:52:32 The Fool's Prayer

1:57:16 The Book of Micah

2:02:12 The Sins of Israel

2:11:15 Wickedness & Oppression

2:15:18 Hard Sayings or Popular Prophets

2:23:57 Economic Cannibalism

2:26:54 Priestcraft

2:34:22 Promises for the Last Days

2:46:50 The Babe of Bethlehem

2:55:06 The Case Against Israel

3:00:11 Discipleship in a Single Verse

3:06:43 Dishonesty & Nothing to Show for It

3:11:44 Are Any Righteous Left?

3:16:40 To Fall and Rise Again

3:21:09 Left Speechless by God's Mercy

3:27:56 Conclusion