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ISA-11:9 ...for the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the LORD,
 as the waters cover the sea.

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  • 1:1 Now the word asleep.
  • of the LORD came 1:6 So the
  • unto Jonah the shipmaster came
  • son of Amittai, to him, and said
  • saying, unto him, What
  • 1:2 Arise, go to meanest thou, O
  • Nineveh, that sleeper? arise,
  • great city, and call upon thy
  • cry against it; God, if so be
  • for their that God will
  • wickedness is think upon us,
  • come up before that we perish
  • me. not.
  • 1:3 But Jonah 1:7 And they
  • rose up to flee said every one to
  • unto Tarshish his fellow, Come,
  • from the presence and let us cast
  • of the LORD, and lots, that we may
  • went down to know for whose
  • Joppa; and he cause this evil
  • found a ship [is] upon us. So
  • going to they cast lots,
  • Tarshish: so he and the lot fell
  • paid the fare upon Jonah.
  • thereof, and went 1:8 Then said
  • down into it, to they unto him,
  • go with them unto Tell us, we pray
  • Tarshish from the thee, for whose
  • presence of the cause this evil
  • LORD. [is] upon us;
  • 1:4 But the LORD What [is] thine
  • sent out a great occupation? and
  • wind into the whence comest
  • sea, and there thou? what [is]
  • was a mighty thy country? and
  • tempest in the of what people
  • sea, so that the [art] thou?
  • ship was like to 1:9 And he said
  • be broken. unto them, I [am]
  • 1:5 Then the an Hebrew; and I
  • mariners were fear the LORD,
  • afraid, and cried the God of
  • every man unto heaven, which
  • his god, and cast hath made the sea
  • forth the wares and the dry
  • that [were] in [land].
  • the ship into the 1:10 Then were
  • sea, to lighten the men
  • [it] of them. But exceedingly
  • Jonah was gone afraid, and said
  • down into the unto him, Why
  • sides of the hast thou done
  • ship; and he lay, this? For the men
  • and was fast knew that he fled


  • from the presence raging.
  • of the LORD, 1:16 Then the
  • because he had men feared the
  • told them. LORD exceedingly,
  • 1:11 Then said and offered a
  • they unto him, sacrifice unto
  • What shall we do the LORD, and
  • unto thee, that made vows.
  • the sea may be 1:17 Now the
  • calm unto us? for LORD had prepared
  • the sea wrought, a great fish to
  • and was swallow up Jonah.
  • tempestuous. And Jonah was in
  • 1:12 And he said the belly of the
  • unto them, Take fish three days
  • me up, and cast and three nights.
  • me forth into the
  • sea; so shall the 2:1 Then Jonah
  • sea be calm unto prayed unto the
  • you: for I know LORD his God out
  • that for my sake of the fish's
  • this great belly,
  • tempest [is] upon 2:2 And said, I
  • you. cried by reason
  • 1:13 of mine
  • Nevertheless the affliction unto
  • men rowed hard to the LORD, and he
  • bring [it] to the heard me; out of
  • land; but they the belly of hell
  • could not: for cried I, [and]
  • the sea wrought, thou heardest my
  • and was voice.
  • tempestuous 2:3 For thou
  • against them. hadst cast me
  • 1:14 Wherefore into the deep, in
  • they cried unto the midst of the
  • the LORD, and seas; and the
  • said, We beseech floods compassed
  • thee, O LORD, we me about: all thy
  • beseech thee, let billows and thy
  • us not perish for waves passed over
  • this man's life, me.
  • and lay not upon 2:4 Then I said,
  • us innocent I am cast out of
  • blood: for thou, thy sight; yet I
  • O LORD, hast done will look again
  • as it pleased toward thy holy
  • thee. temple.
  • 1:15 So they 2:5 The waters
  • took up Jonah, compassed me
  • and cast him about, [even] to
  • forth into the the soul: the
  • sea: and the sea depth closed me
  • ceased from her round about, the


  • weeds were arose, and went
  • wrapped about my unto Nineveh,
  • head. according to the
  • 2:6 I went down word of the LORD.
  • to the bottoms of Now Nineveh was
  • the mountains; an exceeding
  • the earth with great city of
  • her bars [was] three days'
  • about me for journey.
  • ever: yet hast 3:4 And Jonah
  • thou brought up began to enter
  • my life from into the city a
  • corruption, O day's journey,
  • LORD my God. and he cried, and
  • 2:7 When my soul said, Yet forty
  • fainted within me days, and Nineveh
  • I remembered the shall be
  • LORD: and my overthrown.
  • prayer came in 3:5 So the
  • unto thee, into people of Nineveh
  • thine holy believed God, and
  • temple. proclaimed a
  • 2:8 They that fast, and put on
  • observe lying sackcloth, from
  • vanities forsake the greatest of
  • their own mercy. them even to the
  • 2:9 But I will least of them.
  • sacrifice unto 3:6 For word
  • thee with the came unto the
  • voice of king of Nineveh,
  • thanksgiving; I and he arose from
  • will pay [that] his throne, and
  • that I have he laid his robe
  • vowed. Salvation from him, and
  • [is] of the LORD. covered [him]
  • with sackcloth,
  • 2:10 And the and sat in ashes.
  • LORD spake unto
  • the fish, and it 3:7 And he
  • vomited out Jonah caused [it] to be
  • upon the dry proclaimed and
  • [land]. published through
  • 3:1 And the word Nineveh by the
  • of the LORD came decree of the
  • unto Jonah the king and his
  • second time, nobles, saying,
  • saying, Let neither man
  • 3:2 Arise, go nor beast, herd
  • unto Nineveh, nor flock, taste
  • that great city, any thing: let
  • and preach unto them not feed,
  • it the preaching nor drink water:
  • that I bid thee. 3:8 But let man
  • 3:3 So Jonah and beast be


  • covered with take, I beseech
  • sackcloth, and thee, my life
  • cry mightily unto from me; for [it
  • God: yea, let is] better for me
  • them turn every to die than to
  • one from his evil live.
  • way, and from the 4:4 Then said
  • violence that the LORD, Doest
  • [is] in their thou well to be
  • hands. angry?
  • 3:9 Who can tell 4:5 So Jonah
  • [if] God will went out of the
  • turn and repent, city, and sat on
  • and turn away the east side of
  • from his fierce the city, and
  • anger, that we there made him a
  • perish not? booth, and sat
  • 3:10 And God saw under it in the
  • their works, that shadow, till he
  • they turned from might see what
  • their evil way; would become of
  • and God repented the city.
  • of the evil, that 4:6 And the LORD
  • he had said that God prepared a
  • he would do unto gourd, and made
  • them; and he did [it] to come up
  • [it] not. over Jonah, that
  • 4:1 But it it might be a
  • displeased Jonah shadow over his
  • exceedingly, and head, to deliver
  • he was very him from his
  • angry. grief. So Jonah
  • 4:2 And he was exceeding
  • prayed unto the glad of the
  • LORD, and said, I gourd.
  • pray thee, O 4:7 But God
  • LORD, [was] not prepared a worm
  • this my saying, when the morning
  • when I was yet in rose the next
  • my country? day, and it smote
  • Therefore I fled the gourd that it
  • before unto withered.
  • Tarshish: for I 4:8 And it came
  • knew that thou to pass, when the
  • [art] a gracious sun did arise,
  • God, and that God prepared
  • merciful, slow to a vehement east
  • anger, and of wind; and the sun
  • great kindness, beat upon the
  • and repentest head of Jonah,
  • thee of the evil. that he fainted,
  • and wished in
  • 4:3 Therefore himself to die,
  • now, O LORD, and said, [It is]


  • better for me to
  • die than to live.
  • 4:9 And God said
  • to Jonah, Doest
  • thou well to be
  • angry for the
  • gourd? And he
  • said, I do well
  • to be angry,
  • [even] unto
  • death.
  • 4:10 Then said
  • the LORD, Thou
  • hast had pity on
  • the gourd, for
  • the which thou
  • hast not
  • laboured, neither
  • madest it grow;
  • which came up in
  • a night, and
  • perished in a
  • night:
  • 4:11 And should
  • not I spare
  • Nineveh, that
  • great city,
  • wherein are more
  • than sixscore
  • thousand persons
  • that cannot
  • discern between
  • their right hand
  • and their left
  • hand; and [also]
  • much cattle?
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