Most of us learned Jonah as a fish story, but the longer I sat in it, the more it became a story about mercy.
This is my newest Bible study journal, and I wanted it to slow you down inside a book you think you already know. We walk almost verse by verse through all of Jonah: the running, the storm, the rescue, the city, and that hard, honest ending where God asks Jonah to look at his own heart.
What you'll find inside
- Step-by-step prompts, almost verse by verse, through every chapter
- Character studies of Jonah, the people on the ship, and the people of Nineveh
- A look at the attributes of God's character shown throughout the book
- Bible scribing templates for copying Scripture by hand
- Multiple study methods, so no two pages feel repetitive
- Historical context, with a timeline and book study pages at the beginning and contextual study throughout
- Discussion questions for every chapter, and room for prayer, study, and reflection
Made by hand, not by a machine
I'm a homeschool mom and a Bible study leader, and I made this one myself. It teaches you how to study Jonah, not what to conclude about him, and the group discussion questions mean you do not need a video series to use it together.
It's an 8.5 by 11 journal with 166 pages, and the spiral binding lays flat on your lap or your kitchen table. A compact softcover is also on Amazon. This is the premium lay-flat spiral edition, and it makes a thoughtful gift for anyone wrestling with a hard call.
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Specs
- Trim size: 8.5 x 11
- Pages: 166
- Binding: Lay-flat spiral
