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Swedish · Beginner

Jona och valen

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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Jona flyr till Tarshish

Jonah runs away to Tarshish

Swedish

En dag sa Gud till Jona, Amittajs son: ”Gå till den stora staden Nineve och varna folket där. Jag har sett allt ont de gör.”

English translation

One day God said to Jonah, son of Amittai, “Go to the great city of Nineveh and warn the people there. I have seen all the evil they do.”

Swedish

Men Jona ville komma bort från Gud. Han gick till Joppe och hittade ett skepp som skulle segla till Tarshish. Han betalade för resan och gick ombord.

English translation

But Jonah wanted to get away from God. He went to Joppa and found a ship that was sailing to Tarshish. He paid for the journey and went aboard.

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