od bade him go to Ifiniye and preach penance, for the sins of the people had become very great. ISTinive was the capital of Assyria, and Jonas wished it to perish. Hence he fled to the sea, and embarked aboard a vessel going to Tharsis, thinking he would thus flee from the Lord. 2. When the ship… … nights the prophet was in the whale’s belly. Then he prayed to the Lord for help. God heard him, and, on the third day, the flsh vomited him out on dry land. Questions to Chapter 61.— Who succeeded Elias ? How did Elias go up to heaven ? What fell upon Eliseus ? What happened the rude hoys ? Tell…
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