uh before we look at our text uh this<\/p>\n
afternoon I I want to give a review of<\/p>\n
what has happened so far in The<\/p>\n
Narrative of Jonah and so what was what<\/p>\n
was the ninevites problem in chapter one<\/p>\n
we read that their problem was that they<\/p>\n
were so wicked that they had become<\/p>\n
extremely offensive to the<\/p>\n
Lord in Jonah 1 verse 2 it tells us or<\/p>\n
it tells Jonah um arise go to Nineveh<\/p>\n
that great City and call out against it<\/p>\n
for the evil has come up before<\/p>\n
me and so the the story of Jonah in some<\/p>\n
ways reminds us of the story of the city<\/p>\n
of Sodom and Gamora that God destroyed<\/p>\n
because of its people's great<\/p>\n
wickedness God is righteous uh which we<\/p>\n
sang about this morning and uh which aan<\/p>\n
Tim mentioned as he was leading the<\/p>\n
music and so because God is righteous it<\/p>\n
means that he always does what is good<\/p>\n
he always does what is right and in<\/p>\n
order for God to uphold his<\/p>\n
righteousness he must punish those who<\/p>\n
are evil and break his<\/p>\n
Commandments he wouldn't be righteous if<\/p>\n
he didn't he wouldn't be a good judge of<\/p>\n
the earth if he didn't do this and so<\/p>\n
the the first strike against Nineveh was<\/p>\n
that the the ninevites were evil before<\/p>\n
the Lord they were not holy and so they<\/p>\n
attacked God's righteousness and his<\/p>\n
Holiness the second strike against<\/p>\n
Nineveh was that it was in the land of<\/p>\n
Assyria which meant it wasn't part of<\/p>\n
the land of<\/p>\n
Israel they weren't included in God's<\/p>\n
chosen people that God had made a<\/p>\n
special promise to to be a God to them<\/p>\n
he hadn't promised them all the same<\/p>\n
blessings that he had promised the<\/p>\n
nation of Israel<\/p>\n
and so in chapter one we read of Jonah's<\/p>\n
problem he refuses to take God's message<\/p>\n
to Nineveh and takes off in the opposite<\/p>\n
direction God has every right to destroy<\/p>\n
Jonah for his sin against<\/p>\n
him at the end of chapter 1 and the<\/p>\n
beginning of chapter 2 we see that this<\/p>\n
is not God's plan so out of God's<\/p>\n
righteous love he disciplined Jonah by<\/p>\n
sending a storm while he was on a ship<\/p>\n
on the<\/p>\n
sea and Jonah knows the the storm is his<\/p>\n
fault and so he convinces the sailors on<\/p>\n
on board the ship with him to throw him<\/p>\n
overboard God is a God full of mercy and<\/p>\n
Grace again that we sing about this<\/p>\n
morning God actually rescues Jonah from<\/p>\n
drowning because he is merciful and<\/p>\n
gracious God had every right to allow<\/p>\n
Jonah to drown because of his<\/p>\n
Disobedience but God rescued<\/p>\n
him so at the beginning of chapter 3<\/p>\n
which is our text today we have these<\/p>\n
two accounts of great sin the first<\/p>\n
account is of Jonah God has shown grace<\/p>\n
and mercy to Jonah Jonah is one of his<\/p>\n
prophets one of his people so we might<\/p>\n
expect God would rescue him even though<\/p>\n
he was a great<\/p>\n
sinner the question that remains is what<\/p>\n
will happen to the extremely Wicked city<\/p>\n
of Nineveh whose people are not part of<\/p>\n
Israel God's special people will God<\/p>\n
destroy it or will he extend his grace<\/p>\n
and mercy to them like he did to Jonah<\/p>\n
so let's look at our text and find<\/p>\n
out then the word of the Lord came to<\/p>\n
Jonah the second time saying arise go to<\/p>\n
Nineveh that great City and call out<\/p>\n
against it the message that I tell you<\/p>\n
so Jonah arose and went to Nineveh<\/p>\n
according to the word of the Lord now<\/p>\n
Nineveh was an exceedingly great City<\/p>\n
three days journey in breath Jonah began<\/p>\n
to go into the city going a Day's<\/p>\n
Journey and he called out yet 40 days<\/p>\n
and Nineveh shall be<\/p>\n
overthrown and the people of Nineveh<\/p>\n
believed God they called for a fast and<\/p>\n
put on sackcloth from the the greatest<\/p>\n
of them to the least of them the word<\/p>\n
reached the king of Nineveh and he arose<\/p>\n
from his throne removed his robe covered<\/p>\n
himself with sackcloth and sat in ashes<\/p>\n
and he issued a proclamation and<\/p>\n
published through Nineveh by the decree<\/p>\n
of the king and his Nobles let neither<\/p>\n
man nor Beast herd nor flock taste<\/p>\n
anything let them not feed or drink<\/p>\n
water but let man and Beast be covered<\/p>\n
with a sackcloth and let them call out<\/p>\n
mightily to God let everyone turn from<\/p>\n
his evil way and from the violence that<\/p>\n
it is in his hands who knows God may<\/p>\n
turn and relent and turn from his Fierce<\/p>\n
anger so that we may not perish when God<\/p>\n
saw what they did how they turned from<\/p>\n
their evil way God relented of the<\/p>\n
disaster that he had said he would do to<\/p>\n
them and he did not do it<\/p>\n
the grass withers and the flower Fades<\/p>\n
but the word of our God will stand<\/p>\n
forever and the first point I I would<\/p>\n
like to look at in our text today is<\/p>\n
that God's saving love that rescues from<\/p>\n
wrath it transcends all<\/p>\n
boundaries and so let's look briefly at<\/p>\n
God's<\/p>\n
love God's love for for Nineveh we see<\/p>\n
that by God sending Jonah to take his<\/p>\n
message to them a second<\/p>\n
time God has a message to asend to them<\/p>\n
and there is nothing that will stand in<\/p>\n
his way of getting that message to them<\/p>\n
and so God's love is steadfast and<\/p>\n
nothing will prevent him from loving<\/p>\n
those that he has set out to<\/p>\n
love and what are the the two main ways<\/p>\n
that God shows his love in our<\/p>\n
text he shows it through his grace and<\/p>\n
mercy we see several times in our text<\/p>\n
how God displayed his love to Nineveh<\/p>\n
through<\/p>\n
Grace he gives them good things that<\/p>\n
they do not deserve that they are<\/p>\n
undeserving of Nineveh is notoriously<\/p>\n
Wicked but we see God's Grace by giving<\/p>\n
them 40 days before he will destroy the<\/p>\n
city and we also see God's grace in the<\/p>\n
message<\/p>\n
itself God used the preaching of his<\/p>\n
message to convict those who he wanted<\/p>\n
to rescue from sin<\/p>\n
in verse four we see the message Jonah<\/p>\n
has been commanded to<\/p>\n
preach yet 40 days and Nineveh shall be<\/p>\n
overthrown and from from this message we<\/p>\n
don't know if God will relent of his<\/p>\n
righteous wrath against Neva sin but<\/p>\n
when we look at chapter 4 it sheds light<\/p>\n
back on chapter 3 and we see that it was<\/p>\n
a message of Love sent by God<\/p>\n
what looked like a message of<\/p>\n
condemnation was really a message meant<\/p>\n
for<\/p>\n
salvation In 4:2 Jonah gives us the<\/p>\n
reason he disobeyed God the first time<\/p>\n
he was commanded to go to<\/p>\n
Nineveh and it says and he prayed to the<\/p>\n
Lord and said oh Lord is this not what I<\/p>\n
said when I was yet in my country this<\/p>\n
is why I made haste to flee to Tarsus<\/p>\n
for I knew that you are a gracious God<\/p>\n
and merciful slow to anger and abounding<\/p>\n
in steadfast love and relenting from<\/p>\n
disaster and so Jonah knew God's<\/p>\n
character he knew that God was a God who<\/p>\n
loves to save and that the message that<\/p>\n
he was to preach could very well be<\/p>\n
intended as a message of Grace rather<\/p>\n
than a message of<\/p>\n
Destruction and what about God's mercy<\/p>\n
we see God's mercy toward Nineveh and<\/p>\n
that he relented of the punishment that<\/p>\n
he said that he would do to him he did<\/p>\n
not overthrow them he did not destroy<\/p>\n
them and so we've looked at at God's<\/p>\n
saving love expressed through his grace<\/p>\n
and mercy let's look now at how that<\/p>\n
saving love transcends all<\/p>\n
boundaries let's look at neva's Great<\/p>\n
sin one boundary we would think that<\/p>\n
would prevent God from loving Nineveh<\/p>\n
would be their great sin against God<\/p>\n
they are oozing with<\/p>\n
sin and we see<\/p>\n
that and it's ultimately a sin against<\/p>\n
God every sin that we commit even if it<\/p>\n
involves someone else it's ultimately a<\/p>\n
sin against God and so nineveh's great<\/p>\n
sin didn't prevent God from rescuing<\/p>\n
Nineveh they were extremely Wicked and<\/p>\n
offensive to God but he chose to save<\/p>\n
them what about nineveh's<\/p>\n
nationality neva's nationality also<\/p>\n
didn't keep God from rescuing them from<\/p>\n
destruction Assyria was a great threat<\/p>\n
to Israel's National Security they had<\/p>\n
to oppressed Israel and so in Jonah's<\/p>\n
eyes God was calling him to go and to<\/p>\n
possibly save his enemies and the<\/p>\n
enemies of his Nation<\/p>\n
and so Jonah's sinful heart towards<\/p>\n
Nineveh prevented him from going and<\/p>\n
preaching the message of hope that God<\/p>\n
had given him and so he set up<\/p>\n
boundaries for himself and said I will<\/p>\n
not go and preach to my<\/p>\n
enemies but God didn't hold the same<\/p>\n
mentality as Jonah and so we see in our<\/p>\n
text that God doesn't put up boundaries<\/p>\n
around those he who he will rescue and<\/p>\n
so neither should we and it's easy for<\/p>\n
us to to put up boundaries on those that<\/p>\n
are around us and say God shouldn't love<\/p>\n
this person for this and this it's easy<\/p>\n
to to look at someone else's sin that<\/p>\n
that rubs us the wrong way or someone<\/p>\n
who actually sins against us and say God<\/p>\n
should not show them<\/p>\n
Grace and the story of Jonah shows us<\/p>\n
that we all need God's grace the story<\/p>\n
of Jonah shows us that we are all need<\/p>\n
in need of God's mercy we are all<\/p>\n
sinners who have offended our righteous<\/p>\n
God we are undeserving of God's love and<\/p>\n
it is only by his grace that we can be<\/p>\n
rescued and when we have these desires<\/p>\n
of wanting God to restrict his love and<\/p>\n
mercy to others we need to realize that<\/p>\n
we are acting like Jonah we are putting<\/p>\n
up boundaries that God doesn't have so<\/p>\n
we need to take them<\/p>\n
down we should want our our church to<\/p>\n
look as diverse as possible because God<\/p>\n
doesn't make distinctions between people<\/p>\n
groups he doesn't make distinctions<\/p>\n
between<\/p>\n
nationalities God loves the<\/p>\n
Nations we should desire for those who<\/p>\n
are sinners and who have committed<\/p>\n
notorious sin to be part of the<\/p>\n
church we should desire for God to show<\/p>\n
others the same grace and mercy that he<\/p>\n
has shown<\/p>\n
us we've looked at how God's saving love<\/p>\n
that rescues from his wrath transcends<\/p>\n
all<\/p>\n
boundaries so how do people receive<\/p>\n
God's saving love let's look now at how<\/p>\n
God's saving love that rescues from his<\/p>\n
wrath is received through faith and<\/p>\n
repentance the first way uh the<\/p>\n
ninevites respond to God's word is<\/p>\n
belief it says in in verse 5 and six<\/p>\n
verses 5 and six and the people of n<\/p>\n
put on sackcloth from the greatest of<\/p>\n
them to the least of them the word<\/p>\n
himself with sackcloth and sat in<\/p>\n
ashes the people and King they believe<\/p>\n
God's word they believe that the<\/p>\n
destruction God has said will come to<\/p>\n
them really will come to them and notice<\/p>\n
how quickly they respond to the message<\/p>\n
in verse four it says Jonah began to go<\/p>\n
into the city going a Day's Journey and<\/p>\n
so Jonah Jonah only preached for for one<\/p>\n
day and the S the city listens right<\/p>\n
away the text also tells us that the<\/p>\n
repentance was widespread throughout the<\/p>\n
city it had also reached every societ<\/p>\n
societal level of the city because it<\/p>\n
says in verse 5 they called for a fast<\/p>\n
and put on sackcloth from the greatest<\/p>\n
of them to the to the least of<\/p>\n
them and so the message that Jonah had<\/p>\n
preached was taken seriously and it<\/p>\n
spread<\/p>\n
quickly and wouldn't it be wonderful if<\/p>\n
this happened in<\/p>\n
Bangkok it really could a Revival where<\/p>\n
people responded to God's worth and<\/p>\n
faith and<\/p>\n
repentance we know it could happen<\/p>\n
because we know God is gracious and<\/p>\n
merciful and we see here another example<\/p>\n
in Jonah of God's grace and also a<\/p>\n
demonstration of his<\/p>\n
power in Isaiah 55 10-11 we are told of<\/p>\n
the power of the word of the<\/p>\n
Lord says for as the rain and snow come<\/p>\n
down from heaven and do not return there<\/p>\n
but water the Earth making it bring<\/p>\n
forth and Sprout giving seed to the<\/p>\n
sewer and bread to the eater so shall my<\/p>\n
word be that goes out from my mouth it<\/p>\n
shall not return to me empty but it<\/p>\n
shall accomplish that which I purpose<\/p>\n
and shall succeed in the thing for which<\/p>\n
I sent<\/p>\n
it and so God's word is a powerful mean<\/p>\n
that God uses to give Grace to those who<\/p>\n
hear it He blesses people through it<\/p>\n
when he has a specific P purpose for it<\/p>\n
like he had for saving the ninevites it<\/p>\n
will accomplish what he plann for it to<\/p>\n
do we look at the the simple message of<\/p>\n
Jonah we realize<\/p>\n
that the power of God's L uh word is<\/p>\n
great it doesn't come from the ability<\/p>\n
of of Jonah to to u to preach the word<\/p>\n
uh and it doesn't come from the<\/p>\n
complexity of the word uh Jonah can you<\/p>\n
imagine uh Jonah going and preaching to<\/p>\n
the city of Nineveh the guy would rather<\/p>\n
be anywhere else besides Nineveh and<\/p>\n
preaching to the ninevites and Nineveh<\/p>\n
it was the last place that he wanted to<\/p>\n
be and the last thing that he wanted to<\/p>\n
do and Jonah doesn't have the the<\/p>\n
ability or the desire to give the grace<\/p>\n
needed to change the ninevites heart but<\/p>\n
God<\/p>\n
does the ninevites don't believe uh<\/p>\n
God's word because of Jonah's rhetorical<\/p>\n
skill but rather because God's word it<\/p>\n
targeted their hearts and minds and it<\/p>\n
accomplished the plan that he had for<\/p>\n
it God loved the ninevites and so he<\/p>\n
sent his word to them as a means of<\/p>\n
Grace to rescue them from his<\/p>\n
wrath and the living and act of word of<\/p>\n
the Lord it not only brings people to<\/p>\n
Faith In God's promises it also convicts<\/p>\n
people of their<\/p>\n
sins the nites responded to God's word<\/p>\n
by<\/p>\n
repenting and uh verses 5-8 we read and<\/p>\n
the people of n believed God they called<\/p>\n
for a fast and and put on sackcloth from<\/p>\n
the greatest of them to the least of<\/p>\n
them the word reached the king of<\/p>\n
Nineveh and he arose from his throne<\/p>\n
removed his Rob covered himself with<\/p>\n
sackcloth and sat in ashes and he issued<\/p>\n
a proclamation pished through<\/p>\n
ninova by the decree of the king and his<\/p>\n
Nobles let neither man nor Beast herd<\/p>\n
nor flock taste anything and let them<\/p>\n
all cry out uh mightily<\/p>\n
uh to the<\/p>\n
Lord let everyone turn from his evil way<\/p>\n
and from the violence that it is in his<\/p>\n
hands and so the The Fast and the<\/p>\n
sackcloth and the King sitting in ashes<\/p>\n
they are all external ways that display<\/p>\n
that display they are taking the offense<\/p>\n
that they have committed against God<\/p>\n
seriously and they are signs of<\/p>\n
repentance Corey timbon a holocaust<\/p>\n
Survivor tells in her memory<\/p>\n
The Hiding Place about a conversation<\/p>\n
she had with her dad on a train one day<\/p>\n
she was about 10 years old and had read<\/p>\n
u a poem The the previous year and in<\/p>\n
the poem it had mentioned the word sex<\/p>\n
sin and so she didn't know what sex sin<\/p>\n
meant so she asked her father about it<\/p>\n
and her dad turned to her and to her<\/p>\n
surprise he said nothing and he stood up<\/p>\n
and pulled down his suitcase that was on<\/p>\n
the rack above their heads and he set it<\/p>\n
down on the<\/p>\n
floor and Cory's dad owned a watch and a<\/p>\n
clock business and the suitcase was was<\/p>\n
full of watches and spare parts that her<\/p>\n
father had purchased that<\/p>\n
morning and he has Corey will you carry<\/p>\n
my suitcase off the train and she stood<\/p>\n
up and she tugged at the<\/p>\n
bag and she knew that she couldn't lift<\/p>\n
it and told her father is too<\/p>\n
heavy and her father replied yes and it<\/p>\n
would be a pretty poor father who would<\/p>\n
ask his little daughter to carry such a<\/p>\n
load it's the same way Corey with<\/p>\n
knowledge some knowledge is too heavy<\/p>\n
for children when you were old and<\/p>\n
stronger you can bear it but now you<\/p>\n
must trust me to car it for<\/p>\n
you and so<\/p>\n
notice that the nites they don't do<\/p>\n
anything to take care of their sin<\/p>\n
they respond to God's message that was<\/p>\n
given by Grace out of hearts that were<\/p>\n
convicted by that same Grace but they<\/p>\n
don't do anything to deal with their<\/p>\n
sin and the reason is because they can't<\/p>\n
the suitcase of their mountainous sin is<\/p>\n
too heavy for them to carry it's too<\/p>\n
heavy for them to do anything with and<\/p>\n
so all they can do is receive God's word<\/p>\n
by faith and repentance and hope in him<\/p>\n
to lent in his wrath against them and so<\/p>\n
we are just like Jonah and Nineveh and<\/p>\n
that our sins are many and in the same<\/p>\n
way we can't take care of them ourselves<\/p>\n
it is too heavy of a burden for us to<\/p>\n
carry we must have someone to carry it<\/p>\n
for us and the good news is that there<\/p>\n
is someone who loves us who<\/p>\n
has oh in verse 9 we see the king's hope<\/p>\n
who knows knows God may turn and relent<\/p>\n
and turn from his Fier Fierce anger so<\/p>\n
that we may not<\/p>\n
perish and so his hope is in God it's<\/p>\n
not certain it's shaky but it is<\/p>\n
there he had hope that if they believed<\/p>\n
in God and turned from their Wicked Ways<\/p>\n
then he might save them the king's Hope<\/p>\n
was in God he didn't know<\/p>\n
well and God by his grace he has given<\/p>\n
us his word so that we know our god well<\/p>\n
we know God well because we know Jesus<\/p>\n
well we know that he has carried our<\/p>\n
sins to the Cross where he dealt with<\/p>\n
them so that we would not<\/p>\n
perish during his time on Earth he<\/p>\n
preached that all those who trust in him<\/p>\n
and repent will be<\/p>\n
saved and in verse 10 we see that God<\/p>\n
relents he relents of his<\/p>\n
anger when God saw what they did how<\/p>\n
they turned from their evil way God<\/p>\n
relented of the disaster that he had<\/p>\n
said he would do to them and he did not<\/p>\n
do it so the nites didn't receive the<\/p>\n
destruction that God said that he would<\/p>\n
do to them they didn't reive the<\/p>\n
destruction that their wickedness<\/p>\n
deserved God because of his great love<\/p>\n
for the nites showed them his grace and<\/p>\n
mercy by sending them his message to<\/p>\n
spare them from his<\/p>\n
wrath and the story of Jonah is a a<\/p>\n
story that reminds us that we can rest<\/p>\n
assured that our righteous God who is<\/p>\n
full of grace and mercy has relented of<\/p>\n
his anger towards us because of our<\/p>\n
sins all of those who have received his<\/p>\n
message the message of Christ by faith<\/p>\n
and repentance will be<\/p>\n
saved our sins that are like Crimson<\/p>\n
they have been washed white as<\/p>\n
snow and so what have we seen in our<\/p>\n
text today our God loves to rescue<\/p>\n
sinners from wrath he loves to pour out<\/p>\n
his grace and mercy upon<\/p>\n
them and he hasn't set up boundaries to<\/p>\n
prevent them or to prevent him from<\/p>\n
pouring his love and mercy out on others<\/p>\n
and so we should have the L Same Love<\/p>\n
for others uh that God has for us and we<\/p>\n
can rest assured that God has relented<\/p>\n
of his anger towards us because we have<\/p>\n
received his message of Salvation in<\/p>\n
Christ through faith faith and<\/p>\n
repentance let's go before him now and<\/p>\n
pray and thank him for the wonderful<\/p>\n
love that he has shown To Us by rescuing<\/p>\n
us from his righteous<\/p>\n
wrath dear Lord we we thank you so much<\/p>\n
for your<\/p>\n
gospel we thank you that you have shown<\/p>\n
us your great love through your mercy<\/p>\n
and Grace like you have shown uh like<\/p>\n
you shown to the ninevites like you<\/p>\n
shown to Jo uh<\/p>\n
Jonah I pray that as we live our lives<\/p>\n
de Lord I just pray that you will remind<\/p>\n
us daily of your<\/p>\n
gospel I pray that you will remind us of<\/p>\n
your grace of your<\/p>\n
mercy dear Lord uh not only so that we<\/p>\n
can thank you and praise you for what<\/p>\n
you've done for us and so that we are<\/p>\n
assured of your salvation but also so<\/p>\n
that we have<\/p>\n
hearts that desire to see you pour out<\/p>\n
your grace and mercy upon others you<\/p>\n
don't have boundaries to Lord you have<\/p>\n
not set up boundaries and said I am not<\/p>\n
going to show my love and mercy and<\/p>\n
Grace to people and so I pray that you<\/p>\n
will help us not to to put up boundaries<\/p>\n
either and I pray that if we have those<\/p>\n
I pray that you will help us to take<\/p>\n
them down we ask all this in Jesus name<\/p>\n
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