The book of
Jonah
Perhaps one of the most well-known stories in the Old Testament, Jonah is far more than a fish-tale. Beginning with a rebellious prophet, the biggest miracle in Jonah actually has nothing to do with the whale. In this book, we wrestle with difficult questions regarding forgiveness, compassion, and hatred, forcing us to examine our own ideas of mercy and judgement.

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Nineveh
/ Nin·e·veh / proper noun
A major urban center in northern Mesopotamia from a very early date, the city is best known today for its role as the final capital of the Assyrian empire.
Sennacherib
/ Sen·nach·er·ib / proper noun
King of Assyria (704–681 B.C.)

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Alfred Edersheim

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