<p>This week we wrap up the book of Jonah, and we look to art to help us understand the importance of viewing God’s justice and mercy in balance—something Jonah either could not do or did not want to do.</p>



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12 Voices, One God – 14: Nahum Discussion

Messianic Audio Teaching from Beth Tikkun Messianic Fellowship in Akron Ohio. These teachings feature author and congregational leader Grant Luton and guest speakers. Learn the depth of Messianic faith by uncovering insights from the Hebrew language, the ancient sages of Israel, and informed by the vibrant understanding of Yeshua and his Apostles.