Jon 1:3, 10-17, 1Cor 7:20, Jude 13 | TSK | STEP | to flee. from. Joppa. Tarshish.As Jonah embarked at Joppa, a seaport on the Mediterranean, it was probably either Tarsus in Cilicia, or rather Tartessus in Spain, to which he intended to flee. When we reflect how such a message would be received in the streets of London at this day, we shall not wonder at the prophet's reluctance to announce the destruction of the proud and idolatrous Nineveh.

‏ Jonah 1:3

to flee.

4:2; Ex 4:13,14; 1Ki 19:3,9; Jer 20:7-9; Eze 3:14; Lu 9:62; Ac 15:38

26:19; 1Co 9:16

from.

Ge 3:8; 4:16; Job 1:12; 2:7; Ps 139:7-12; 2Th 1:9

Joppa.

Tarshish.As Jonah embarked at Joppa, a seaport on the Mediterranean, it was probably either Tarsus in Cilicia, or rather Tartessus in Spain, to which he intended to flee. When we reflect how such a message would be received in the streets of London at this day, we shall not wonder at the prophet's reluctance to announce the destruction of the proud and idolatrous Nineveh.

Isa 2:16; 23:1,6,10; 60:9; Eze 27:12

‏ Jonah 1:10-17

were.

Joh 19:8

exceedingly afraid. Heb. afraid, with great fear.

Da 5:6-9

Why.

Jos 7:25; 2Sa 24:3

he fled.

3; Job 27:22

What.

1Sa 6:2,3; 2Sa 21:1-6; 24:11-13; Mic 6:6,7

calm unto us. Heb. silent from us. wrought, and wastempestuous. or, grew more and more tempestuous. Heb. went and was, etc.

Take.

2Sa 24:17; Joh 11:50

for.

Jos 7:12,20,21; 1Ch 21:17; Ec 9:18; Ac 27:24

Nevertheless the.There was great humanity and tender feeling in these men. They were probably affected deeply with the candid confession, the disinterested, submissive conduct of the disobedient prophet, and were unwilling to cast him into the deep, until they found that every effort to save themselves was in vain.

rowed. Heb. digged. but.

Job 34:29; Pr 21:30

they.

5,16; Ps 107:28; Isa 26:16

let.

Ge 9:6; De 21:8; Ac 28:4

for.

Ps 115:3; 135:6; Da 4:34,35; Mt 11:26; Eph 1:9,11

they.

Jos 7:24-26; 2Sa 21:8,9

and the.

Ps 89:9; 93:3,4; 107:29; Mt 8:26; Lu 8:24