Jonah: His Life, Character, and Mission, Viewed in Connexion With the Prophet's Own Times, and Future Manifestations of God's Mind and Will in Prophecy

Fairbairn, Patrick

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The Typology Of Scripture V1: Viewed In Connection With The Entire Scheme Of The Divine Dispensations

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The Typology Of Scripture V2: Viewed In Connection With The Entire Scheme Of The Divine Dispensations

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The typology of Scripture: Viewed in connection with the whole series of the divine dispensations

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Prophecy viewed in respect to its distinctive nature, its special function, and proper interpretation

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C. H. Spurgeon recommended this book and there can be no higher recommendation than the word of this great Bible scholar and preacher of the 19th century who is still popular and well known all over the world today. Of this book Spurgeon said, "The Life and times of the prophet are set in a clear light; and the nature and design of his mission fully explained. The work is well done, and is by far the ablest English treatise on this subject." This work is a must have for the minister of the gospel and it is a good study book for the layman, too. This book is one of the great classics, and is becoming more difficult to find in print in this modern age. It has been specially formatted as an electronic book and is much easier to read than many of the other electronic books, which are merely scanned and pick up blots and mistakes in optical recognition. This book's type has been completely re-set and annotated for clarity without compromising the original words of Bairn. This book really puts unlearned Bible skeptics in their place who say it is scientifically impossible for Jonah to have been swallowed by a whale, or in fact any "great fish" in the Mediterranean sea. Here is just a sample of the rebuttal: The view commonly adopted from the earliest times has understood by the great fish, a whale, although it is well known that the Hebrew word here, and even the corresponding Greek word in Matt. xii. 40, is applicable to a GREAT FISH. The narrowness of the neck of the whale has led many commentators to think of some other fish, for example, Bochart the dog-fish, and others some species of shark; and yet in whales there is another cavity besides the stomach; a sort of huge air-vessel, which might have been made to serve the purpose. (See Jebb's Sacred Literature, p. 178.) But recent writers have wisely given up speculations of this kind; a miracle any way was needed; and that various large fishes might be found in the Mediterranean suitable for the purpose, is no longer a matter of doubt.

Jonah: His Life, Character, and Mission

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