In the sea, as Jonah is close to drowning, God send a great fish to swallow him up. The Hebrew reads “dag gadol”, a big fish and in the Greek translation of the Hebrew bible, the Septaguinta ...

Jonah is cast overboard and is swallowed by a big fish. In the bowels of the fish, Jonah prays for salvation, and is spewed out onto dry land. God again instructs Jonah to tell Nineveh that if ...

Jonah found himself in the storm-tossed sea with weeds wrapped around his head. And worse yet, he was swallowed up by a big fish. The story tells us that Jonah cried out to the Lord from the belly ...

The Big fish that swallowed Jonah is often said to be a whale, however the Bible does not make it clear at all. It was a big fish. A fish could be large enough to swallow a human. After some ...

Jonah, you’ll recall ... But he gets his comeuppance with the storm and the big fish, and thus makes his way to Nineveh, preaches repentance, and lo and behold the Ninevites repent.

Big Idea began sanctioning ... the decadent citizens of Nineveh, Jonah’s ultimate destination, lie, cheat, steal and hit each other in the face with fish. There is also a roof-raising gospel ...

The team at Big Idea Productions has taken ... While adding modern flourishes, such as a game of “Go Fish” to determine who should be thrown overboard, Jonah follows the flow of the biblical ...

"Jonah is a big fish story about the old and the new, and the links and the distances between them. A visual feast, shot though with humour and warmth, it tells an old story in a completely new way." ...