Logos resources for Jonah

I'm working on a sermon on Jonah. Was wondering if anyone has found a specific Logos resource to be particularly illuminating on this short book. I haven't yet come across anything troubling in my reading of the text, but I'm sure some issue will surface.

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Ron

The volume by Page in the NAC is very good.

mab

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/326560#Comment_326560

The volume by Page in the NAC is very good.

Thanks for that. Jonah so rarely comes up in commentary appraisals, it's easy to overlook a good resource.

Mark Smith

The UBS Handbook on Job is really quite helpful and much fuller than many in this series. Of course it deals mostly with words, their meaning and translation, not commentary, but would be worth consulting if you have it.

The OT Survey Series on Jonah is useful for the over-all picture, which, of course, isn't too hard to grasp.

mab

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/326590#Comment_326590

The UBS Handbook on Job is really quite helpful and much fuller than many in this series. Of course it deals mostly with words, their meaning and translation, not commentary, but would be worth consulting if you have it.

The OT Survey Series on Jonah is useful for the over-all picture, which, of course, isn't too hard to grasp.

Thanks Mark. Translation concerns spill over to sermons since we are to convey the same message. I've found the UBS series to be helpful before so I will be sure to look at that one.

JJ Miller

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/326680#Comment_326680

Ruth is a fantastic little book... and there is much hidden within the literary art of the author. Obviously, NICOT is good at detailing many points, but find something like Nielsen (Old Testament Library) to get to a good overview of the literary focus.