Sometimes when I read the Bible, I can see a parallel ... up in a storm that threatened to break the ship apart. When it became apparent to Jonah that he was the reason for the storm, he asked ...

A storm surrounds the ship and the sailors throw him overboard — at Jonah’s own instruction ... No shade to the bible, but that seems like the healthier approach. Support independent ...

But Jonah doesn't want to do God's bidding so he jumps aboard a ship going in the opposite direction ... It's a famous story from the bible about saying sorry and asking for forgiveness.

Beloved, we are still discussing the significance of the figure three in the Holy Bible and what it means to, us as ...

In the Bible, Jonah was ordered to go to Nineveh ... To avoid this mission, Jonah escaped by ship. While at sea, a raging storm blew up and he was thrown overboard to calm the waters.

But Jonah doesn't want to do God's bidding to he jumps aboard a ship going in the opposite direction ... It's a famous story from the bible about saying sorry and asking for forgiveness.