DESTINY

Written by Irvin L. Rozier


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Jonah was displeased and angry. His pride was wounded becauserepparttar city was not destroyed like he had preached. He went out onrepparttar 126728 east side ofrepparttar 126729 city, and observedrepparttar 126730 city to see what would become of it. The Lord grew him a gourd, to give him shade and to deliver him from his grief. Jonah was glad ofrepparttar 126731 gourd. But God destroyedrepparttar 126732 gourd, andrepparttar 126733 sun was hot on Jonah and he wished he could die. Jonah pitiedrepparttar 126734 gourd but notrepparttar 126735 people ofrepparttar 126736 great city of Nineveh. The Lord had compassion because allrepparttar 126737 people ofrepparttar 126738 city repented.

Despite his hardheadedness, and lack of compassion, God still chose Jonah to dorepparttar 126739 job. This was his destiny.

These short four chapters of Jonah really give us much to think on, to meditate on, and to seerepparttar 126740 sovereign hand of God working inrepparttar 126741 life of one man, and how that one man sent by God made a difference inrepparttar 126742 city of Nineveh. Selah.

Irvin L. Rozier, author of My Walk withrepparttar 126743 Lord, www.selahbooks.com

Author, preacher, retired military


WAITING ON THE LORD

Written by Irvin L. Rozier


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The trying of faith works patience. The LORD still has His people who are waiting for Him to fulfill His promises. Hold on until your time comes. God is never late; He is always on time.

Psalm 27.14 "Wait onrepparttar LORD; be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart; wait, I say, onrepparttar 126727 LORD."

Irvin L. Rozier email iwcroga@aol.com

preacher, author ret military


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