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2 at the end of chapter 1 Jonah has been
swallowed by the prepared great
fish and has been in the inwards of that
fish three days and three nights it's
tragic when there are those who fuss and
fight over a simple Miracle like this
and miss the whole message of the book
then Jonah prayed unto the Lord his God
out of the fish's
belly and
said I cried by reason of my Affliction
unto the Lord and he heard
me out of the belly of sheol that's the
place of the
Dead cried I and thou heardest my voice
for thou has cast me into the deep in
the midst of the Seas and the floods
compassed me about all thy Billows and
thy waves passed over
me then I said I am cast out of thy
sight yet will I look again toward thy Holy
Holy
Temple the waters compassed me about
even to the soul the depth closed me
round about the weeds were wrapped about my
my
head I went down to the bottom mountain
of the mountains the Earth with its bars
was about me forever yet hast thou
brought up my life from corruption oh
Lord my God when my soul fainted within
me I remembered the
Lord and my prayer came in unto thee
into thine Holy
Temple they that observe lying vanities
forsake their own
Mercy but I will sacrifice unto thee
with the voice of Thanksgiving I will
pay that that I have vowed
salvation is of the
Lord and the Lord spoke unto the fish
and it vomited out Jonah upon the dry
land we have no problem with this
miracle because Jesus had no problem with
with
it if you have any argument with Jonah
about this particular Miracle your
argument is not with Jonah your argument
is with Jesus because he used this as an
illustration a type of his own death
burial and
Resurrection now if you want to know
what a person is
like I mean really know that
person there are several tests that you
can use one is to notice what makes that person
person
laugh you reveal character considerably
by what you laugh
at or what You Weep over find out what
makes a person weep that will help you
to find out something about his
character or what gets him
excited what does he really get excited
about or what will he really sacrifice
for to what extent will he toil and work
for something this helps to indicate
what his values are what his character
is what price will he pay to have his
own way it's a good
test but one of the best tests is
prayer I don't mean the pious public
prayers that all of us have recorded on
cassettes somewhere in our system and
when the right button is pushed out
comes the regular prayer I don't mean
that kind of prayer we all have
those I mean the kind of prayer when you
find yourself in the kind of situation
Jonah was in the kind of prayer Peter
sinking what do we pray about when we
really have to pray what do we pray
about when we find everything around us
falling apart that tells
character then Jonah
Jonah
pray now this was a very costly
experience for Jonah it wasn't an easy experience
experience
I want us tonight to notice the four
stages in Jonah's experience with the
Lord because perhaps somebody here
tonight is in one of these stages if you
aren't just file them away because
someday you may find yourself
there stage number one
Disobedience then Jonah prayed unto the
Lord his God
not when he was at home contemplating
his ministry to
Nineveh not when he was heading down
toward the port waiting for a ship not
ship when did Jonah Pray when he was in trouble
Disobedience now it's a remarkable thing
that Jonah should disobey the Lord Jonah
was a Jew and the Jews owed a lot to the
Lord he had called them he had saved
them he had given them his Covenant he
had given them his word he had given
them the priesthood he'd given them the
temple he'd given them the sacrifices
he'd given them the prophets and the
promises as a Jew he should have fallen
before God and said oh God whatever you
want me to do I'll do it but he
disobeyed he had good
theology over in chapter 4 he tells us
what God is like verse two I knew that
thou art a gracious God and merciful
slow to anger and of great kindness and
repent us thee of the
evil he had good theology he could have
pass a theology course in the Bible
Institute is it possible to have good
Theology and be disobedient yes here in
Chapter 2 we have Jonah quoting the
scriptures now Bible students have
different ways of looking at this but I
sat down and tried to find where these
quotations were and I find that he
quotes seven statements from six
different Psalms Jonah could quote the
word of God but my Bible says Thy word
have I hid in my heart that I might not
sin against thee it's not enough just to
scripture chapter 2 Jonah is just simply
reeling out one verse after another
of course he'd probably met some
ship he had memorized all this
scripture but it didn't stop him from disobeying
disobeying
God in fact it made his Disobedience a
lot more
tragic because he was sinning against a
light he would expect Jonah to obey God
but he didn't obey God now his prayer
tells us why he was disobedient verse 7
when my soul fainted within me I
remembered the Lord he forgot the Lord
that's where his trouble started he had
good theology he had memorized scripture
he was called to be a preacher he was a covenant
covenant
Jew but he forgot the Lord what's it
mean to forget the Lord it means you
don't bring him into the circumstance of
life when his calling came he forgot the
Lord then came the word of the Lord to
Jonah saying arise go to Nineveh that
great City and preach unto
it but he forgot the Lord and when he
packed his bags and headed down to
the pier he forgot the Lord and when he
got on board that ship he forgot the
Lord he forgot God's grace and God's
love and God's power and God's mercy he
forgot the Lord when you start leaving
God out of the decisions of life we're
heading for
trouble he forgot the Lord he neglected
prayer look at verse 7even and my prayer
sooner first we start forgetting the
Lord then we start neglecting
prayer when the word of the Lord came to
Jonah Jonah didn't say oh God let me
pray about this I know you want me to go
I know the best thing is for me to go I
don't want to go now Lord help me FB
Meyer in one of his
books he's written a shelf of them tells
of an experience in his life like this
where God called him to do something and
he said Lord I can't do it I don't want
to do
it he said Lord I'm going to be honest
with you because you know my heart I'm
not going to pray some Pious
hypocritical prayer you know my heart
heart I'm not willing but Lord I'm
willing to be made
willing I'm willing to be made willing
and Meer said that was a turning point
in my
life where God said all right I'm glad
you're honest with me I will work to
make you willing to be
willing ever had to pray like
that you see God doesn't want our
service against our
will my Bible says doing the will of God
heart but Jonah's heart wasn't in
it and Jonah stubbornly rejected God's
will he neglected
prayer I'll tell you friends when you
neglect prayer you're going to do what
Jonah did verse 7 he fainted men ought
faint but he tells us in verse 8 another
reason why he disobeyed God first he
forgot the Lord secondly he neglected
prayer thirdly he believed
lies they that observe lying vanities
forsake their own Mercy he believed
lies he believed for example that the
will of God was something you could just
accept or
reject he believed that the word of God
was something just accept or reject now
the word of the Lord came to Jonah
saying well I don't want
it now if you believe that you believe a
lie the will of God is not something for
me to accept or reject the will of God
is something for me to obey there are no
options when you sit down at the Lord's
table he doesn't hand you a menu and say
alart he hands you the dinner and says
this is it I've prepared this especially
for you it's the best thing for
you but Jonah you see believe lies they
that observe lying vanities the word
vanities means emptiness the Hebrew word
vanity means what is left when you break
bubble and instead of Jonah getting his
hand on true realities he got his hand
on lying
vanities lots of Christians believe
lies they believe well I can sin and get
away with it they believe well I can
change God's mind they believe well I'll
never get caught and Jonah believed lies
like this and it got him into trouble
now if you'll turn back to chapter 1
you'll see all that Jonah lost because
he disobeyed
God I say it to you with all the
Simplicity and yet all of the heart that
I can muster when we disobey God we
lose nobody ever gained by disobeying
God what did he lose he lost God's
voice in verse two God spoke to Jonah
but in verse four God didn't speak to
Jonah in a voice he spoke to him in the
wind and the storm watch out when God
can't talk to you
anymore when we start disobeying God we
don't hear his voice he has to shout at
us with a storm and with wind in fact
God spoke to Jonah down in verse 6
through the voice of a pagan ship
captain it's a terrible thing when God
has to speak to his children through the
he lost God's
voice he lost his spiritual energy verse
five he was fast asleep in the midst of
the storm lots of Christians are
sleepwalking over and over again in his
Epistles Paul makes statements like
awake thou that sleepest and Christ
shall give you light we are the children
of the day we are not Children of the
Night therefore let us not sleep as in
the night wake up he lost his spiritual
energy there are a lot of Christians
today who are just
anemic they can't get excited about
salvation they can't get excited about
Sin they're just
Geritol he lost his
testimony verses
7-10 he had to confess to these Pagan
Sailors that he was a runaway preacher
who had resigned his calling and he was
trying to go on his own lost his
testimony he couldn't talk to
him he almost lost his life if it hadn't
been for the grace and the mercy of God
he would
have Disobedience at stage
one stage two
discipline what did God do to Jonah did
God give up on Jonah no
no did God tell the great fish to digest
no I have said often let me repeat it
God is as concerned about the worker as
work last week in the first message in
this series I said to you that Jonah
needed Nineveh as much as Nineveh needed
Jonah whatever God calls you to
do is there to bring out of us what God
wants to bring out when we are in the
will of God it brings the best out of us
when we're out of the will of God it
brings the worst out of
us that's why when husbands and fathers
are out of the will of God the home is a
hell on
Earth that's why when wives and mothers
are out of the will of God the children
want to leave home that's why when
children are out of the will of God
there's trouble at
home that's why when church members are
out of the will of God they're problems
in churches
wherever in the Bible you find a
trouble discipline what did God do he
disciplined Jonah he chastened
him now the greatest chapter in the
Bible on chastening is Hebrews chapter
12 I'm going to ask you to turn there I
will not deal with the entire chapter
chapter Hebrews
Hebrews
12 verse three for consider him
Jesus that endured such contradiction of
Sinners against himself lest ye be
wearied and faint in your
minds ye have not yet resisted un blood
striving against sin he's saying to
these people I don't know how much
trouble you're going through but you've
never gone through what Jesus went
through for
you he in his battle against sin ended
up giving his life you haven't gotten
that far yet
and you have forgotten the
exhortation the
encouragement which speaketh unto you as
unto Sons my son despise not thou the
chastening of the Lord and that word
chastening is the word discipline or
child training or instruction or
education for a child immature to become
a son mature involves discipline you
permit a child to do whatever he wants
to do when he wants to do it and you're
monster that's why the society's in the
today God doesn't do that with his
children God will not have any spoiled
brats in his
family that's why he has discipline my
son despise not thou the chastening of
the Lord nor faint when thou art rebuked
of him for whom the Lord loveth he
chasteneth and scourgeth every son whom he
he
receiveth I've heard
parents say oh I could never spank my
child I love him too much and my answer
to that is oh no it's not that you love
the child you love yourself too
much it hurts the parent more to
discipline the child than it hurts the
child I didn't believe that when my
parents told told me that I thought they
were lying but I've learned it's
true God does not chasten us because he
hates us he chastens us because he loves
us if ye endure chastening God deals
with you as with mature Sons for what
son is he whom the father chasteneth
not but if ye be without chastisement of
which All Sons are partakers then are
you illegitimate children and not Sons
I've never spanked the neighbor's children
children
I felt like it but I've never done
it they aren't my kids and if somebody
professes to be a Christian and lives in
repeatedly arrogantly
arrogantly
willingly and no chastening comes he is
not saved did you get that we have a lot
of people they say oh yeah I'm saved I'm
saved and they're living in sin
but nothing's ever happened they've
never had any
chastisement and my Bible says look if
this happens you just write it down and
remember it you're not God's child
because if you're God's child he
chastens you when Abraham went down to
Egypt God loved Abraham too much to let
him when
Jacob started scheming and running away
God loved him too much much God spanked
him when David disobeyed God David who
wrote the
Psalms God says I love you too much to
let you do it your own way and he
spanked him he paid for it now there's a
difference between chastening and
Punishment a judge punishes a criminal
to uphold the
law but I'm not under law I'm under
grace therefore my father chastens me to
love the judge doesn't love the criminal
the judge has to punish the criminal to
uphold the law but God doesn't look upon
his sinning children as criminals
they're still God's children he looks
upon them as children who need
chastens if you endure chasteness aha
that's the secret furthermore we have
had fathers of our flesh Earthly fathers
human fathers who corrected us and we
gave them reverence shall we not much
rather be in subjection unto the father
of spirits and
live the suggestion there is if we are
not in subjection we may not
for they our Earthly fathers verily for
a few days chastened us after their own
pleasure that doesn't mean they enjoyed
it it means as it seemed good to them
but he God chastens us for our Prophet
that we might be partakers of his
Holiness now no chastening for the
present seems to be
joyous we can all say Amen to that but
Grievous we can say Amen to
Woodshed I've known the chastening hand
of God you have
too why nevertheless afterward it the
chastening yieldeth the Peaceable fruit
of righteousness unto them who are
exercised by it now the writer is
telling us that God disciplines because
he loves
us God disciplines us because he wants
to perfect us he wants us to grow in
Holiness afterward comes the fruit of
Holiness God disciplines us to remind us
of his
word and you know there's another reason
why God disciplines us this is one
reason why he disciplined Jonah now you
just listen
closely God disciplines us to remind us
Christian he's saying all right you
don't want to do my will you want to go
your own way fine find out what it's
like not to have me taking care of
you I learned this from Phil Lassie Phil
and I are working together on a book on
Jonah and God teaches him some things
and God's taught me some things we're
putting them together and he said to me
you know he said I really believe that
God put Jonah down in the depths and
many people believe Jonah really died he
actually died his soul went to shol the
realm of the dead and God raised him
from the dead
Phil said I really believe God put Jonah
down there to let him know what it was
like to be
lost Jonah wouldn't go to those
ninevites and God said okay Jonah I want
to remind you of what it's like to be
lost down down down in prison in the
realm of the Dead darkness and death and
despair and hopelessness Jonah that's
Nineveh so God chasen Jonah
God disciplined
him now God disciplines Us in different
ways verse 5 of Hebrews 12 he can rebuke
us sometimes God disciplines Me by
rebuke he rebukes me from the word he
rebukes me by a preacher or a song He
rebukes me by a
Christian sometimes God rebukes if we
won't listen to the rebuke then God has
to start spanking he starts
scourging talks about that in verse six
he scourges every son that he receives
what should our response be to God's
chastening well you get the impression
that for 3 days and three nights Jonah just
just
resisted just going to have his own way
then he woke up and said hey I'm alive
man I'm alive I'm still in this great
fish but I'm
indigestible and then Thanksgiving
flooded his soul and his prayer is
really a prayer of Thanksgiving to God
for keeping him alive in such a
difficult situation now what should our
response be to the chastening and the
discipline of God well there are several
responses possible here we can respond
by despising
it down in verse five my son despise not
thou the chasing of the Lord I I've seen
Saints do that they get angry at God and
get bitter and they despise it or we can
uh resist
it fight
it or we can faint under it now those
are all wrong God doesn't want us to
faint and God doesn't want us to fight
God doesn't want us to fume God wants us
to submit the whole purpose of
discipline is to break the
will if we parents do not break the will
of a child will never make the will of a child
child
now I'm not talking about annihilating
his will I'm not talking about making
him a non- entity some kind of a puppet
no but if a child's will is not broken
that child will never grow up to be a
mature adult it's like a
cult a cult has to be broken power has
to be under control the Greek word for
meekness blessed are the meek that Greek
word means power under control it's the
word that was used for a horse that had
been broken a is useless until it's
broken unless you kill it and make glue
out of
it now you see God had Jonah's mind
Jonah knew what he was supposed to do
but God didn't have Jonah's
will and until he got Jonah's will he
couldn't control Jonah's body and get
him off to Nevan so in Chapter 2 he
broke Jonah's will which leads us to the
third stage in Jonah's exper
experience he didn't resist he didn't
fight he didn't argue he
submitted his third stage was dedication
he went
from discipline to dedication notice
what he says in verse 9 I
will I
will now you should have said that back
in chapter
one this book ought to read like this
and the word of the Lord came unto Jonah
the son of amiti saying arise go to of
that great City and preach unto it and
will it doesn't read like that by the
way does your story read like
that in between the
call and the
recall you've got storms and
danger he could have had a crown on his
head as a soul winter instead he had
weeds around his
head could have been walking in the
light here he wasn't the
darkness could have been out catching
him the whole problem his will so he
moved to stage three
dedication he dedicated himself again to
God I remembered the Lord and I prayed I
will sacrifice with the voice of
Thanksgiving now Lord you don't want me
to come and bring a lamb or a goat or
you want to hear my voice from my heart
will I will pay that which I have
vowed salvation is of the Lord now twice
here he talks about um the temple verse
four then I said I am cast out of thy
sight well quit complaining that's what you
you
wanted he got exactly what he wanted the
word of the Lord came to Jonah and Jonah
said no I'm not going to go and he arose
to flee from the presence of the Lord
and that's exactly what he got boy that
just says something to me about backslidden
backslidden
people they don't want God they don't
want God's will they don't want God to
do anything and then when they get in a
mess they say oh I don't have the Lord
wanted I am cast out of thy sight
yet I will look that's where it all
starts I will look again toward thy Holy
Temple now that's the Old Testament
version of 1 John
1:9 when Solomon dedicated the temple he
said something like this now Lord
Jehovah when your people are out away
from this place and they get into
trouble they're overcome by their
enemies or there's some problem if they
look toward your temple and pray in your
name hear them and forgive them that's
what Jonah
did now there was no problem looking
up up he didn't have a road map he
didn't have an atlas or a compass he
said out there someplace is God's Temple
God's going to hear me I'm going to cry
out to God I'm going to look toward his
Temple he says this um up in verse
7 my prayer came in unto thee into thy
Holy Temple this is the Old Testament
Version of First first John 1:9 if we
confess our sins he's faithful and just
to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us
from all
unrighteousness that's where dedication
starts I will look then I will sacrifice
from the lips I will pay what I have
vowed I'll do what I've told you I do
dear God forgive me for going on a
am I'm glad that our God is the kind of
a God who giv gives us another chance
the Saints won't give you another
chance you fall on your face the Saints
will remember that
forever they'll take uh polaroid
pictures of it and put it in their album
the Saints cannot forget that you make a
mistake the Saints cannot forget that's
why David said let me fall into the
hands of the Lord great are his mercies
let me not fall into the hands of
men people who can't remember Bible
verses remember the sins of the Saints
and they work for the devil who's the
accuser of the Brethren has the best
record of anybody when it comes to what
wrong I'm glad that our God isn't like
forgiveness it's a good thing that God
was this way Jonah knew it I knew that
thou art a gracious God and merciful
slow to anger great kindness repentantly
of the evil he was glad to get this for
and so Jonah came to the third stage
which was
dedication let me remind you that the
Victorious Christian Life is a series of new
new
beginnings you will never make a
decision in your life that will keep you going
going
forever now your decision to trust
Christ that saves you forever you say
well oh I was in a meeting and I had a
step of dedication and that's going to
last me oh no it's not
not no it's
not I don't know if one verse in the
Bible that says you can take one step of
commitment and that's it for the rest of
your life the Victorious Christian Life
is a series of new
beginnings it was so with Abraham it was
so with Jacob it was so with David it
Jonah it does not mean that our previous
commitments were false it just means you
don't stay in the same Plateau you keep
moving which leads us to our fourth stage
stage Deliverance
Deliverance Disobedience
Disobedience discipline
discipline
dedication Deliverance God forgave
him the Lord didn't speak to Jonah he
first spoke to the
fish and said to the fish all right you
can get rid of him now you've done your
work God changes circumstance es when character
character [Music]
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changes until Jonah came to the place
where his character was what God wanted
it to be and he still had some growing
to do until he came to that place he
fish sometimes we say to God oh God how
long you going to keep
sandpapering dear Lord how long are you
going to keep filing on me and God
answer is always the same till the job gets
gets
done but isn't that enough no no there's
still some areas that need to be straightened
straightened
out God spoke to the fish and the fish
obeyed everything in this book obeys God except
except
Jonah the fish does and the wind does
and the storm and the
Worm but not the preacher and it vomited
out Jonah on the dry land
muddy and he came out and I'm sure he
looked a lot different from the way he
went in I'm convinced although I cannot
prove it this is simply a
supposition but I'm
convinced that God permitted those
gastric juices to work on Jonah so that
experience and when Jonah walked into
ninev he didn't look like the last
preacher that came to
town and you should understand that news
travels rapidly in Oriental
countries and the I'm sure that the that
the men on board that ship were already
spreading the word boy when that storm
ended they went back to Port they didn't
go to
tarses that when Jonah got to
Nineveh he looked like a walking
Miracle that's what happens when you
have death burial and Resurrection
you're a walking Miracle Lazarus was a
walking Miracle people you know Lazarus
doesn't say one word in the Bible did
you know
that Lazarus does not say one word
course he had two sisters didn't have
much of a chance to say very
much Lazarus does not say one word in
the Bible and yet people people looked
at Lazarus and got
saved they looked at Lazarus and got
saved because they' had seen him
dead they had been to the
funeral and here he comes walking what
was it that won them to Jesus a miracle
death burial and Resurrection why was it
Jonah was able to do such a mighty piece
of work in Nineveh was it only his message
message
no he was a walking Miracle he had been
delivered from Death he was a new man
and you can see the
difference that's what we need
today it's good for us to pass out
tracks it's good for us to give our
verbal witness these are all
important but my Bible says like as
Christ was raised up from the dead dead
by the glory of the father even so you
also should walk in newness of life you
know what people need to see today in
members walking
Miracles that was a secret of Mr Moody's
Ministry he always had a Congregation of
people who had been resurrected from the
dead and folks would come and say man
what's going on down there well here's a
man who used to be a drunkard and look
today he's a new man here's a woman used
to be a street walk her look she's a new
woman here's what God's doing for
people Deliverance God forgave
him and God delivered
him God resurrected him I'm convinced I
will not make it a test of anything but
I'm convinced that Jonah
died and God raised him from the
dead a beautiful picture of our Lord
Jesus Christ with some
contrasts Jonah died unwillingly Jesus dieded
dieded
willingly Jonah died for his own sins
world Jonah died because he was
disobedient Jesus died because he was
obedient unto death even the death of the
the
Cross but both of them had one thing in
common beside the three days and the three
three
nights both Jesus and Jonah
were raised from the dead that the
message might go out to
others and our Lord when he met with his
disciples didn't say to them I've been
raised from the dead now let's just sit
down and enjoy this he said you take
this message of my death and
resurrection and you spread it
abroad that's what Jonah did as we're
going to see in chapter 3 he was
delivered because he submitted himself
in dedication but it took discipline to
bring him to dedication but that
discipline was caused because of his
Disobedience had he never disobeyed God
he would never have had to go through the
the
discipline but had he not gone through
the discipline he would never have
dedicated himself but when he did
dedicate himself then he was delivered
and his ministry was picked up once
again you can't have a Deeper Life
without a deeper
death when Jonah died he had to die to himself
himself
die to
himself he didn't do it by signing a
card even praying a prayer he went
through an experience of
mortification humiliation he went
through an experience of death and
burial then God raised
him now God is not likely to send some
great fish to swallow us
up but God can send great experiences to
swallow us
up have you felt all the waves and the
Billows of
God in your life Jesus did I have a
baptism to be baptized with said Jesus
and how I am constrained until it be
completed our friend Jonah
knew who had caused all of this
God he didn't say those Sailors threw me
if he had just submitted
sooner if he just submitted sooner I
have told this story here before some of
you haven't heard it if you have it Bears
Bears
repeating about the former president of
the Moody Bible Institute Dr William
Culbertson he was sitting in the old
sweet shop that's not there
anymore having a cup of coffee or
something with some of the men at The
Institute and a student came running in
all a
glow and he said Dr culbert said Dr
Culbertson I've got marvelous news I
have been wrestling with the Lord since
10:00 last night all night long I've
been wrestling with the Lord and I've
gotten the
victory in his own quiet way Dr
Culbertson said God bless you God bless
you the boy went
away and Dr Culbertson turned to the
other men and said it's really too bad
he could have gotten the victory at
sleep you know we think we're so super
God Jacob didn't prove himself to be a
great man by wrestling with God he
proved himself to be a
weakling why fight God
surrender if only Jonah in chapter one
way don't learn the hard
way there's an easier
will gracious
father perhaps there are some of us here
tonight who are fighting and
resisting despising you are chastening
you are dealing with us and yet we
resist we fight forgive
forgive
us perhaps someone here tonight has
never been born again has never
experienced this wonderful salvation in
Christ May that one come and Trust the Savior
Savior
tonight father for that one believer who
may be here resisting your Will May that
one surrender tonight Lord May many of
us tonight in our hearts if not with our
lips say Lord I
will I pray in Jesus name amen
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