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The Bible for Normal People: Jonah for Normal People

A Guide to the Most Misunderstood Prophet of the Bible

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Jonah's encounter with a big fish is one of the most widely recognised-and misunderstood-stories in the Bible. In this highly accessible guide to the book of Jonah, Jared Byas invites modern-day readers to explore the context behind the story, and consider the questions Jonah's early audience faced: questions about the relationship between justice and mercy, what it means to be a worshipper of Yahweh (and who gets to be one), and what happens when God doesn't act how we would like. Through explorations of genre, language, history, themes and theology, Byas skilfully guides us on a journey with Jonah into the depths of the unknown . . . and finds many of these questions are still relevant today.

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The Bible for Normal People: Jonah for Normal People, Jared Byas

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Título
The Bible for Normal People: Jonah for Normal People
Subtítulo
A Guide to the Most Misunderstood Prophet of the Bible
Idioma
Inglés
Autores
Jared Byas
Publicado en
2022
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
90
ISBN13
9798810776734
Serie
Descripción
Jonah's encounter with a big fish is one of the most widely recognised-and misunderstood-stories in the Bible. In this highly accessible guide to the book of Jonah, Jared Byas invites modern-day readers to explore the context behind the story, and consider the questions Jonah's early audience faced: questions about the relationship between justice and mercy, what it means to be a worshipper of Yahweh (and who gets to be one), and what happens when God doesn't act how we would like. Through explorations of genre, language, history, themes and theology, Byas skilfully guides us on a journey with Jonah into the depths of the unknown . . . and finds many of these questions are still relevant today.