Bible journaling, Biblical Art, Quotes

Jonah (#BibleJournaling)

Some Bible stories are just too deliciously visual to resist bringing to pictorial life. I found Jonah to be one of those.

In my 2018 project to journal at least once in each minor prophet book, Jonah got the full treatment; an entry on each of its four pages.

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Jonah runs from the presence of the LORD. (Good luck with that!) (Photo © 2018 by V. Nesdoly)
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Jonah in the belly of the great fish. (Photo © 2018 by V. Nesdoly)
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Nineveh repents. (Photo © 2018 by V. Nesdoly)
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Jonah sits outside the city, waiting for fireworks. (Photo © 2018 by V. Nesdoly)

I love the end-of-Jonah challenge cast before the reader by my study Bible’s notes:

“After a brief pause to imagine the worst threat someone could pose against us or the worst injury someone could inflict upon us, then we are ready to ask ourselves: ‘Would I be willing to invest myself in God’s forgiveness of them?’” – Charles W. Snow – Study notes on Jonah, New Spirit-Filled Life Bible, p. 1198.

 

 

Media used: Inktense pencils, watercolours, Pigma Micron pens, coloured pencils.

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