Jonah, thrown overboard, finds himself in the belly of a fish. As Moses’ snake/staff had before, the creature serves as a miraculous means of demonstrating God’s might.

When it became apparent to Jonah that he was the reason for the storm, he asked to be thrown overboard. And immediately the storm ceased. Jonah found himself in the storm-tossed sea with weeds ...

When Jonah goes overboard. ... The sailor is, of course, shocked to see the man who’d insisted on being thrown overboard to calm the raging waters. “They had watched him drown.

When the ship’s sailors realize that Jonah is the cause of the storm, they throw him overboard. In the sea, Jonah gets swallowed by a big fish.

Jonah doesn’t want to, for whatever reason, so he flees to a ship. A storm surrounds the ship and the sailors throw him overboard — at Jonah’s own instruction — where he is swallowed by a ...

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. Jonah was swallowed by a whale and saved, and eventually went to ...

Jonah agreed he was the cause and said they should throw him overboard. Reluctantly they agreed. As soon as he was thrown overboard the seas calmed and Jonah was swallowed by a great fish (it does ...