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Brandon Dupre returns to discuss the Old Testament book of Jonah with Dr. Josh Hutchens. They focus on Jonah's reluctance to preach to Nineveh which is contrasted with the faith of Pagans along his journey and with the compassionate responses of the Ninevites upon hearing Jonah's message. Their conversation underscores the importance of compassion in missionary work, drawing parallels between Jonah's story and the broader themes of biblical theology and the role of God's mercy and discipline.
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