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    Is the book of Jonah ever quoted in the New Testament?

    I’ve heard many Bible teachers say that one of the ways we know that the apocrypha does not belong in the Bible is because the apocryphal books are not quoted in the New Testament with one of these phrases “Thus saith the Lord” or “As scripture says” or “As it is written” in front of it. And...
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    Is the book of Jonah ever quoted in the New Testament?

    But I could be wrong. Maybe there is a place where Jesus or the disciples really do quote the book of Jonah word-for-word. I was wondering if anyone knew of a place in the New Testament where Jonah is quoted word-for-word. Based on most people’s silence, I’m guessing nobody really knows.
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    Is the book of Jonah ever quoted in the New Testament?

    That’s the basic idea of what I’m getting at. I’m pretty sure Jesus gives clear indications that Jonah is holy scripture without actually quoting it word-for-word.
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    Is the book of Jonah ever quoted in the New Testament?

    Does it have to be quoted in this kind of a manner in order for us to know that Jesus and the disciples accepted it as scripture? Jesus referenced Jonah in such a way that makes it clear that he accepted Jonah as scripture. But did he quote it word-for-word with one of these phrases in front of it?
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    Is the book of Jonah ever quoted in the New Testament?

    Answering a question with a question?
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    Is the book of Jonah ever quoted in the New Testament?

    Is the book of Jonah ever quoted word-for-word, verbatim, with the phrase “thus saith the Lord” or “As scripture says” or “As it is written” in front of it?
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    Exorcism at Home Depot

    That’s hilarious. Maybe they were burning fish guts?
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    Your favourite Crackers?

    Breton’s makes some really good vegetable crackers
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    How do you like your Oreos?

    Dunked in milk
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    Oh, so now it IS wrong to add and subtract from other books. Ok, thanks for clarifying.
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    Ah! Ok. So Revelation is saying not to change Revelation. Deuteronomy is saying not to change Deuteronomy. But it’s perfectly acceptable to add and subtract from other books of holy scripture, like Genesis. Gotcha! It all makes perfect sense now! That was such a soft egg.
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    Thanks for the article. It’s a real flying toaster.
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    But I explained myself after people told me they didn’t understand what I was getting at.
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    Why don’t you actually explain what you mean instead of just using some cryptic idiom that we’re not familiar with? How is it a cowbird’s egg? What does that even mean? The purpose of a forum like this is to encourage conversation. But throwing out cryptic language with no explanation is not...
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    That’s a cat in a sack.
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    That’s a bad shepherd’s pie.
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    No point. I was just agreeing with you that it wasn’t just Jews who were killed in the holocaust. Christians were too.
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    Why are you too afraid to explain what you mean by that? I’m not familiar with that idiom and I don’t know what it means.
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    How is that related to the holocaust?
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    Why do you think God allowed the holocaust to happen?

    Yea, but that just tells me the scientific information regarding that species. That doesn’t tell me how you were using it.
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