The Remarkable Journey of Jonah: A Scholarly, Conservative Study of His Amazing Record

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Summary: A Bible scholar Morris ain't. . .
Review: Henry Morris has made a career of promoting hyper-literal (read, his own) interpretations of Scripture, especially as it involves the so-called "Creation Science" debate.

Now he turns to Jonah. Morris is so convinced of the literal accuracy of the Jonah account, that he fails to see the forest for the trees.

The POINT of the Jonah account has little to do with what species of fish might be able to swallow a man whole and alive and a GREAT DEAL to do with the love of God for mankind, and the desire of God to see the repentance of the wicked. Morris could have read the last verse of Jonah 4 and not bothered with writing the book in the first place!