Salvation Belongs to the Lord (Jonah)

You’re looking at some studies on the book of Jonah. Did you just think about a big fish? Or perhaps a whale? The aquatic creature that swallows God’s rebellious prophet is perhaps the most memorable feature of the book of Jonah, but there is much more to uncover and understand.

In these 6 studies, Wendy Lin will take you beyond the fish to explore Jonah in its historical and theological contexts. Salvation Belongs to the Lord will help you grow in your relationship with God by knowing him better, discovering the depths of God’s desire for all people to accept his salvation.

Wendy Lin trained at Moore College in Sydney to be better equipped for a life of ministry, and now regularly teaches the Bible to women in a range of settings. She also loves reading and reviewing good books. Wendy is married to Geoff, a church pastor, and together they have three children. She lives in Adelaide, South Australia.

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This Bible study resource is part of our series Pathway Bible Guides. This series aims to provide simple, straightforward Bible study material for:

• Christians who are new to studying the Bible (perhaps because they've been recently converted or because they have joined a Bible study group for the first time)
• Christians who find other studies (such as the Interactive Bible Studies) too much of a stretch
• groups with limited time for study

Accordingly, we've designed the studies to be short, straightforward and easy to use, with uncomplicated vocabulary. At the same time, the studies do justice to the passages and model good Bible-reading principles. They are simple without being simplistic; no-nonsense without being no-content.

The questions and answers assume a small group context but can be easily adapted to suit different situations, such as individual study and one-to-one.