Jonah
Jan 2012 · Chick Publications
4.8star
26 reviewsreport
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About this ebook
The biblical account of Jonah is one of the most incredible stories in the Bible. The artwork in this comic helps bring this amazing story to life.
It begins with the compelling account of a man from the 1900s who also lived to tell about being swallowed alive. The fish's digestive juices destroyed the man's hair and discolored his skin but he was cut out of the fish's belly 2 days later —still alive!
Suddenly, Jonah's adventure becomes more real. And once readers learn how God sent Jonah to spare Nineveh from judgment, they'll also discover that God sent His own Son to save us from hell.
This full-color comic will build faith in the scriptures and lead people to Jesus. It's a powerful witnessing tool!
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4.8
26 reviews
Christian Chan
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April 18, 2018
Don't listen to one of the users who said the book is not in full color. It
IS in full color. Awesome transfer of God's Word on to colored pictures and
great time in to the Gospel. Each panel was well thought out and was not
long winded. Love it. Will have my kids read it too.
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Jeffery Kinkead
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April 26, 2017
Its not in full color, takes away from the enjoyment.
1 person found this review helpful
Judy M
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June 18, 2023
very accurate
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