Isaiah 38:5 38:5 Isaiah 38:1 38:1 Joel 2:14 2:14 Joel 1:14 1:14 Psalms 86:15 86:15 Psalms 34:18 34:18 Isaiah 57:15 57:15 Exodus 34:6 34:6 Psalms 105:8 105:8 Psalms 69:16 69:16 2 Kings 13:23 13:23 Judges 2:18 2:18 Psalms 107:28 107:28 Psalms 107:12 107:12 Acts 21:13 21:13 Ephesians 5:14 5:14 Lamentations 3:40 3:40 Luke 15:21 15:21 1 John 1:8 1:8 Psalms 51:3 51:3 Romans 12:9 12:9 Psalms 97:10 97:10 3 John 1:11 1:11 Romans 8:7 8:7 2 Samuel 12:22 Joel 2:13 Psalms 106:45 Jonah 1:6 Luke 15:18 Amos 5:15 Jonah 3:9
Jonah 3:9
Who can tell if God will turn and repent, and turn away from his fierce anger, that we perish not?
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This chapter in the commentary Mosiah 11 — King Noah and the First Cry of Abinadi — A King Whose Heart Is Set on Riches, a Prophet Who Comes Among the People to Say Repent or Be Brought Into Bondage 1 Kings 21 — The Vineyard Hard by the Palace — Naboth's Costly No, Jezebel's Letters, the Blood the Dogs Licked, and the Sackcloth That Moved Heaven 2 Kings 20 — The Fifteen Borrowed Years — Tears the Lord Saw, the Shadow That Climbed Backward, and the Treasures Shown to Babylon Esther 4 — For Such a Time as This — Sackcloth at the Gate, the Charge That Cannot Be Refused, and the Queen Who Chose to Perish Esther 9 — The Day That Was Turned — The Great Reversal, the Hand Held Back from the Spoil, and the Feast That Remembers a God Who Is Never Named Cross-references from the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge via openbible.info (CC BY) and from this project’s own chapter essays. Read Jonah 3:9 in context .
