A friend was reading in Jonah chapter 3 about the king of Nineveh who covered himself with sackcloth and sat on ashes. Even the animals were covered in sackcloth. The question was posed to Dr. Michael Rydelnik as to when this sign of repentance/mourning was instituted - and if this practice continued into the New Testament. Michael also responds to a question about the Book of Life. Is it different than the Lamb's Book of Life? This is an exciting edition of Open Line CHATT!

A friend was reading in Jonah chapter 3 about the king of Nineveh who covered himself with sackcloth and sat on ashes. Even the animals were covered in sackcloth. The question was posed to Dr. Michael Rydelnik as to when this sign of repentance/mourning was instituted - and if this practice continued into the New Testament. Michael also responds to a question about the Book of Life. Is it different than the Lamb's Book of Life? This is an exciting edition of Open Line CHATT!

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Mornings with Tom and Tabi helps start your day with spiritual encouragement, fresh conversation on current topics, and Christ-centered music. Join Tom McElligott and Tabi Upton for traffic updates, weather, community events, interviews, and features, as well as opportunities to join the conversation!&nbsp;

Mornings with Tom and Tabi Podcast

Mornings with Tom and Tabi

Sackcloth, Ashes, and the Book of Life

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