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Essay heading: Faith and Repentance
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May 14, 1997 |
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"The lord then ordered the fish to spit up Jonah on the beach, and it did.
(Jonah 2.10 ) This is a magnificent lesson in universalism. ?He does not want the death of a sinner, but rather that he should repent and live' (Chapentier, 81 Ezek.33.11)
In chapter 3, we now see visible effects of faith and repentance...
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In the beginning, we see Jonah running away from God and now after enduring a calamity in which he got through only by turning back to God, we see him ready to run and deliver God's message. Jonah got through the calamity through repentance but he knew that this would be his only salvation because of his faith in the gospel of God...
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