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The Turning Point
Jonah 2:3–4 is the sound of a soul hitting rock bottom and finding the Rock. Jonah stopped complaining about the fish and started focusing on the Temple. This prayer is about intentional focus. You are declaring that your geography (being in the deep) does not change your theology (God is on His throne). By “looking again,” you are reclaiming your peace before the circumstances even change. The most powerful word in this passage is “Yet.” It is the pivot point.…
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