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The Human Pettiness of Jonah and the Mercy of God
The first reading today this week is from the Book of Jonah. The following is from a blog I did last year on the metaphors contained in Jonah that are applicable to me. Jonah is one of my favorite books from … Continue reading
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The Book of Jonah and Me
The first reading Monday through Wednesday this week is from the Book of Jonah. This is one of my favorite books from the Hebrew Bible, both for its brilliant writing style and because I can very much relate to it. … Continue reading
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Tagged Assyrian Empire, Catholic, Christian, Hebrew Bible, Jonah, Living Space, New American Bible Revised Edition, Ninevah, Sacred Space
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