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concept-149	none	Theodicy and the Nature of God in Nahum and Jonah	2003	24	.pdf	application/pdf	12449	727	71	Thus the sacrifice in the end is a narrative trick, since God prevents the sacrifice (in the fullest sense of the word) from occurring.92 Jonah does not die: he enters into the belly of a fish. Theodicy and the Nature of God in Nahum and Jonah.doc 1 Theodicy and the Nature of God in Nahum and Jonah Sandy Haney Department of Theology and Religious Studies Villanova University Edited by Edward Pettit Within the twelve minor prophets of the Hebrew Bible are the books of Nahum and Jonah.	cache/concept-149.pdf	txt/concept-149.txt