What Bible passage is the Jonah and the Fish comic from?

Jonah and the Fish is drawn from Jonah 1-4. The page uses public-domain KJV wording for the featured verse: “And the LORD spake unto the fish, and it vomited out Jonah upon the dry land.” (Jonah 2:10 (KJV)).

How do I generate a Jonah and the Fish Bible comic?

Open this Bible story maker. The Jonah and the Fish story is already selected, including a classroom-safe prompt. Choose a panel count and style, then generate a page you can print or share. The same Bible comic maker works for next week's lesson.

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Jonah and the Fish Bible Comic

Jonah runs from God's call, a storm threatens the ship, a huge fish saves him, and Nineveh hears the warning Jonah did not want to give.

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“And the LORD spake unto the fish, and it vomited out Jonah upon the dry land.”Jonah 2:10 (KJV)

Four story beats

01The CallJonah hears Nineveh's call but heads the other way.
02The StormSailors cry out while Jonah sleeps below.
03The FishJonah prays in darkness then stands on a beach.
04NinevehCity listens; Jonah sits angry under a plant.

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What this comic should leave behind

God’s mercy is wider than grudges; running doesn’t cancel the mission.

Ask: Where is it tempting to go the other way, and what would obedience look like?

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Child-friendly Jonah Bible comic: prophet boarding ship away from Nineveh; storm with frightened sailors; Jonah praying in a great fish depicted as a dark cave, not scary; Jonah on shore; Nineveh listening; Jonah angry under a leafy plant. Four to six panels, watercolour and ink, no gore, Sunday-school safe.

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What Bible passage is the Jonah and the Fish comic from?: Jonah and the Fish is drawn from Jonah 1-4. The page uses public-domain KJV wording for the featured verse: “And the LORD spake unto the fish, and it vomited out Jonah upon the dry land.” (Jonah 2:10 (KJV)).
What should a Jonah and the Fish comic leave children remembering?: God’s mercy is wider than grudges; running doesn’t cancel the mission.
How do I generate a Jonah and the Fish Bible comic?: Open this Bible story maker. The Jonah and the Fish story is already selected, including a classroom-safe prompt. Choose a panel count and style, then generate a page you can print or share. The same Bible comic maker works for next week's lesson.