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Jonah's Journey
by Barbara Spring

Thursday, November 14, 2002

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Jonah's Journey

Jonah, never the captain of his fate,
wanted control and ran from God's command,
yet God holds all in the palm of His hand.
Jonah slept through a storm-- hid in great dread.
Then his shipmates cast lots--headed toward land,
"Just throw me in I may as well be dead."
The deep dark ocean rolled over his head.

A great fish gulped him--he was in despair--
after three dark nights Jonah breathed fresh air.
He waited for wicked Ninevah's destruction
but it was he who needed instruction,
as the Lord chose to forgive not destroy.
Another hard earned lesson for our boy.


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Reviewed by Robin Spring 11/22/2002
An old story brought up to date for all currently on earth. It's all too
easy to leave old stories in the dust...
Now it breathes new life...Bravo
Reviewed by Sherry 11/18/2002
A story with a different twist. I like that. I really enjoy a poem that is actually a very short story too. Good write

Sherry
Reviewed by Mary Erickson (Reader) 11/15/2002
I love this poem. The author took an old bible story and turned it into a fun lesson. I think this would be great for kids'Sunday school classes
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