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Hungarian · Beginner

Jónás és a cethal

Adapted from Jonah and the Whale

By The Bible

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

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Illustration for the scene “Jonah runs away to Tarshish”

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Jónás Tarsísba menekül

Jonah runs away to Tarshish

Hungarian

Isten szólt Jónáshoz, Amittaj fiához: – Menj Ninivébe, abba a nagy városba! Mondd meg az embereknek, hogy látom a gonosz tetteiket!

English translation

God spoke to Jonah, son of Amittai: “Go to Nineveh, that great city! Tell the people that I see their evil deeds!”

Hungarian

Jónás azonban nem akart odamenni. Isten elől akart menekülni, ezért Tarsís felé indult. Lement Joppéba, ahol talált egy Tarsísba induló hajót. Kifizette az út árát, és felszállt a hajóra.

English translation

But Jonah did not want to go there. He wanted to flee from God, so he headed toward Tarshish. He went down to Joppa, where he found a ship bound for Tarshish. He paid the fare and boarded the ship.

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