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Greek · Beginner

Ο Ιωνάς και η φάλαινα

Adapted from Jonah and the Whale

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Jonah flees his mission, is swallowed by a great fish, and eventually delivers God’s message to Nineveh.

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Ο Ιωνάς φεύγει για τη Θαρσείς

Jonah runs away to Tarshish

Greek

Ο Θεός μίλησε στον Ιωνά, τον γιο του Αμαθί.

English translation

God spoke to Jonah, the son of Amittai.

Greek

«Πήγαινε στη Νινευή, τη μεγάλη πόλη», του είπε. «Πες στους κατοίκους της ότι ξέρω πόσο κακοί είναι».

English translation

“Go to Nineveh, the great city,” he told him. “Tell its people that I know how wicked they are.”

Greek

Ο Ιωνάς όμως δεν ήθελε να πάει εκεί. Ήθελε να φύγει μακριά από τον Θεό. Πήγε λοιπόν στην Ιόππη και βρήκε ένα πλοίο για τη Θαρσείς. Πλήρωσε το ταξίδι του και μπήκε στο πλοίο.

English translation

But Jonah did not want to go there. He wanted to get far away from God. So he went to Joppa and found a ship bound for Tarshish. He paid for his passage and boarded the ship.

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