Two Texts Quoting God to Himself | Jonah Beyond the Whale 7
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Sep 2, 2025 The discussion dives into Jonah's bold act of quoting God's own words, revealing a fascinating dynamic of frustration and sincerity. It explores God's character, focusing on His attributes of compassion, grace, and faithfulness. Listeners learn about the rich Hebrew concept of 'chesed', representing God's loyal love within covenant relationships. The podcast highlights the contrast between divine faithfulness and human failings, offering a deeper understanding of how these themes resonate in both Jonah's story and our lives.
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Exodus 34 Frames Jonah And Scripture
- Exodus 34:6–7 frames Jonah by describing God's stable identity regardless of human failure.
- That description reshapes how we read law, prophecy, and Jesus across scripture.
Use Exodus 34 When Reading Jonah
- Study Exodus 34 when you study Jonah to understand the book's portrayal of God.
- Let that description shape what you think when you read the word "Lord."
Divine Name Repetition Emphasizes Identity
- Exodus 34 repeats divine names to emphasize identity: "Yahweh Yahweh El."
- That triple emphasis precedes the five-fold character description of God.
