"Jonah and the Great Fish" offers a profound exploration of the biblical story of Jonah through 15 chapters of theological reflection. Each chapter delves into key moments of Jonah's journey, from his initial call and flight to his time in the belly of the fish, and finally, to his reluctant obedience and Nineveh's repentance. The book examines themes of divine calling, human disobedience, God's mercy, and the challenge of aligning our hearts with God's compassion. This study encourages readers to reflect on their own spiritual journeys and the boundless grace of God

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