JONAH QUIZ

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God provided Jonah with a plant that offers him shade and comfort.

True (A)

Jonah was unhappy about the plant that God provided.

False (B)

The worm sent by God caused the plant to flourish.

False (B)

The story in Jonah 4:6-7 includes a lesson about compassion.

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God commanded Jonah to spread his message to the city of Nineveh.

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Jonah fled to the city of Tarshish to avoid God's command.

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Jonah successfully completed his mission in Nineveh without any hesitation.

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Jonah's journey to Nineveh was filled with joy and eagerness.

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Flashcards

Jonah's plant

A plant God provides Jonah for shade and comfort.

God's control

God has power over nature and life.

Plant's quick growth

The plant grows quickly to provide shade.

Worm's attack

God sends a worm to destroy the plant.

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Compassion and perception

God's lesson about empathy and understanding.

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Jonah's Mission

God commanded Jonah to preach to the people of Nineveh, a powerful and wicked city.

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Nineveh

A large and powerful city, known for its wickedness that God wanted Jonah to preach to.

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Tarshish

The city Jonah fled to, aiming to run away from God's command to preach to Nineveh.

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Why did Jonah flee?

Jonah disobeyed God's command to preach to Nineveh because he feared the people would repent and be spared, which he didn't want.

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God's Power over Nature

God displayed his power over nature, first by calming the storm Jonah was stuck in, and then by causing the plant to grow quickly and then wither.

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Study Notes

Jonah's Plant and God's Control

  • God provides a plant for Jonah's comfort in distress.
  • The plant quickly offers shade and relief.
  • Jonah finds pleasure in the plant.
  • God sends a worm to destroy the plant the next day.
  • This illustrates God's ultimate control over creation.

Compassion and Perception

  • The story foreshadows a lesson about compassion and perception.
  • Jonah's experience with the plant highlights a shift in perspective needed.

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