In this lesson we will continue to analyze the text of Jonah 1:8, byte by byte, to see what we can uncover. Remember, we are focusing on the quality of understanding rather than the quantity of new material.
The next five words in Jonah 1:8 are all connected in this phrase. Remember, we are taking a word-by-word approach to this verse. You do not need to be in a rush. Take your time with this important verse.
Now it is time for a series of words that are in pairs. They are launched by a small but powerful two-letter word. Before you listen, take a moment to look at both words and identify everything you have already learned about what you see.
Okay, are you ready for the next question in Jonah 1:8? I have to admit that I really enjoyed slowing down and looking at every word and letter. I hope you are enjoying this approach to learning as much as I am!
I hope you have not gotten bored and lost your focus on Jonah 1:8. Enjoy the slowed-down approach while you can, because it won’t last much longer. Okay, let’s get back to work on really digesting each word in this verse.
If all is going as I expect, you are ready for the next question, which has four words that you will learn. Before you begin, be sure to review what you have already learned through your diligent study.
Now it is time for a series of words that are in pairs. They are launched by a small but powerful two-letter word. Before you listen to the audio, take a moment to look at both words and identify everything you have already learned about what you see.
In this lesson we will consume an entire verse, byte by byte, by answering our five questions for each word in Jonah 1:9. The answers will be made available in the appendix of the study guide for lesson 9. Before you can get the answers, you must complete this lesson to the best of your
As you are about to see, you have already mastered the first three words of Jonah 1:11! It is time to see it with your eyes, say it with your mouth, and understand it with your mind. Go ahead. You should be able to pronounce, explain, and translate the first three words even before you