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The story of Jonah may be one you have heard over and over again in Sunday School; you have seen the felt board version, watched the movie and you have it down pat now! But I got it completely wrong. I thought God was chasing down Jonah because he was being disobedient and not prophesying when he was told to. I realised that I hadn’t read the full story. I only ‘knew’ about the story! As you read Jonah as one whole book, you get to know that Jonah doesn’t want to prophesy over the Ninevites because he hates them. They are Israel’s enemies, and he knows that if he prophesies they could repent and God would be slow to anger, merciful and compassionate and save them. Jonah wants to die because God is being compassionate to his enemies.
You may have been reading your Bible for years now and you feel like you know all there is to know. But read it again as the Holy Spirit gives you fresh revelation and deeper insight on things that you think you know.
Question: What book in the Bible do you think you know a lot about that perhaps you can read again to get fresh revelation from?
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Alive and active are two incredible words, but would you say they are words that describe your Bible reading time? Or is your Bible reading time more sporadic and inconsistent, or disciplined and boring? Let your Bible come alive, transforming your thinking, setting you free, making you laugh, let it be all it is supposed to be.
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