Jonah is the thirty-second book of the Bible and tells the story of the prophet Jonah, who is called by God to preach repentance to the city of Nineveh. After initially fleeing, Jonah learns that God’s mercy extends even to Israel’s enemies. The book highlights God’s compassion, the power of repentance, and the challenge of obeying God’s mission. Jonah is a book of mercy, obedience, and God’s love for all nations.
Read more: The Book of Jonah
Jonah 1 | Jonah 2 | Jonah 3 | Jonah 4
Jonah Chapter Highlights
- Jonah 1: Jonah flees God; swallowed by a great fish
- Jonah 2: Jonah prays from inside the fish; delivered
- Jonah 3: Nineveh repents at Jonah’s preaching
- Jonah 4: Jonah struggles with God’s mercy and compassion
