[GCFL-discuss] 'When I grow up'

[Discussion of the Good, Clean Funnies List]

Hey guys - as I have said in the past, I am always here reading these 
postings, I just don't post that often myself. Here's a brief update - I am 
now up at Asbury College in Kentucky studying Media Communications. This 
first semester has been a bit stressful, but I have also enjoyed it. I am 
very excited about the upcoming years. I really appreciate the atmosphere 
here - it is very easy to make new friends. Anyone out there every heard of 
Asbury College? It's a great place! Anyway, that's my brief update! I also 
want to ask you Carla, why did you spell God like "G-d"? Let me also comment 
about this story - after the people repented, Jonah still expected them to 
be destroyed, and he was literally mad at God for not doing so. In fact, he 
cared more about a plant that God had caused to grow to shade him (God 
killed it) than he did about the people of Ninevah. Well, that's it! I hope 
you guys are all doing great. As I said before, I am always here, I just 
don't post very often. Talk to you guys later!
  -Matt, a.k.a. The Paintballdude
http://www.helpmattandjeff.com - This is where I keep my blog (just click 
"Blog" in the left side). Jeff is my twin brother, who is also here at 
Asbury.

> Actually the problem with the fish arose because Jonah didn't go preach 
> when he was told to.   He tried to run from G-d.  Of course G-d had no 
> problem finding him.  It was because of his disobedience that he was 
> thrown into the water and he was swallowed by a fish.  Which got him to 
> praying.  G-d saved him from the fish and he got a second chance to 
> preach, which he did and the people he preached to repented of there 
> wicked ways and G-d didn't destroy them.   It is a fascinating Old 
> Testament story.
> Carla
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