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• mountain caverns I must plumb, the very bars of earth my unrelenting prison; and still, O Lord my God, thou wilt raise me, living, from the tomb. (Jonah 2, 7)

• Daunted this heart, yet still of the Lord I would bethink me; prayer of mine should reach him, far away in his holy temple! (Jonah 2, 8)

• mine to do sacrifice in thy honour, vows made and paid to the Lord, my deliverer! (Jonah 2, 10)

• And now, at the Lord’s bidding, the sea-beast cast Jonas up again, high and dry on the beach. (Jonah 2, 11)

• A second time the Lord’s voice came to Jonas: (Jonah 3, 1)

• let man and beast go covered with sackcloth; cry out lustily to the Lord, and forsake, each of you, his sinful life, his wrongful deeds! (Jonah 3, 8)

• And thus he made his prayer to the Lord: See if this be not the very thought I had, far away in my own country! Good cause had I to seek refuge at Tharsis from such an errand as this. I knew from the first what manner of God thou art, how kind and merciful, how slow to punish, how rich in pardon, vengeance ever ready to forgo. (Jonah 4, 2)

• A boon of thee, Lord! Take away this life of mine; I had rather die than live. (Jonah 4, 3)

• Why, the Lord said, what anger is this?✻ (Jonah 4, 4)

• And now, at the Lord God’s bidding, an ivy-plant grew up over Jonas’ head, to give him shade and shelter after his toiling; and great joy he had of his ivy-plant. (Jonah 4, 6)

• Up rose the sun, and at the Lord’s bidding the sirocco came; here was Jonas with the sun’s rays beating on his head, and all of a sweat. Now indeed his heart’s prayer was, he might die; Better death than life, said he. (Jonah 4, 8)

• Why, said the Lord, what anger is this over an ivy-plant? Deadly angry am I, Jonas answered, and no marvel either. (Jonah 4, 9)