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• But now the Lord sent out a boisterous wind over the sea, that raised a great tempest there, and the ship was like to have been broken all to pieces. (Jonah 1, 4)

• I am a Hebrew, he told them, and worship the Lord, the God of heaven, that made the sea and the dry land both. (Jonah 1, 9)

• And when they heard (for he told them all) that this was a man who would escape from the Lord’s sight, they were in a great taking of fear. What ailed thee? they asked. (Jonah 1, 10)

• And at last they cried out upon the Lord; Take we this man’s life, they said, let it not be to our own undoing! Do not charge us with the death of an innocent man, thou who hast so manifested thy divine will! (Jonah 1, 14)

• what awe fell on those mariners! What sacrifices they made, what vows they offered to the Lord! (Jonah 1, 16)

• And what of Jonas? At the Lord’s bidding, a great sea-beast had swallowed him up; and there, in the belly of it, three days spent he and three nights. (Jonah 2, 1)

• This was the prayer which Jonas made to the Lord his God, there in the belly of the sea-beast: (Jonah 2, 2)

• Call I on the Lord in my peril, redress he grants me;✻ from the very womb of the grave call I, thou art listening to me! (Jonah 2, 3)

• 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)