A map showing the contrast between Jonah’s mission destination, i.e. Nineveh, and his planned flight to Tarshish. PDF version (1.5 MB)
A map showing the contrast between Jonah’s mission destination, i.e. Nineveh, and his planned flight to Tarshish. PDF version (1.5 MB)
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Would you mind if i used this as an illustration for a message i am preparing for church? Could you please email me to let me know? Thanks so much.
By all means, Trent. Please use the Jonah map with my full blessing. I’m glad to hear it’s of use.
Mark, may I print a copy of your Jonah map for my Hebrew exegesis class? By the way, Jonah’s trip to Tarshish indicates a distance 3-4 times the direction God told him to go. I wonder sometimes how far and to what extent will we go to disobey God? Great map! Thanks.
Absolutely, David. I always think of Psalm 139, when reading the opening of Jonah: “Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence? If I go up to the heavens, you are there; if I make my bed in the depths, you are there. If I rise on the wings of the dawn, if I settle on the far side of the sea, even there your hand will guide me, your right hand will hold me fast.”
Can I use this map for a paper I am writing called, “On the Other Side of the Sea”
Sure thing, William.
I would like to use this map as a teaching aid
Feel free, Luvie. I’m glad it’s useful.
I am doing a youth lesson on Jonah May I print and use this map?
Sure thing, Erin.
We would also like to use this as an illustration for a message for Church. It will be used during a service at is captured and streamed online and we would like your permission to use this for that service.
Thank you and Blessings,
Elisa
My pleasure, Elisa. Hope it helps!
Hi Mark,
Can I use it too? I’m putting together a booklet for a sermon series on Jonah.
Sure thing, Ash.
Hi Mark,
Could our church please have your permission to use your map for viewing on screens during services this weekend?
It would also be captured and streamed online with your permission.
Blessings,
Debbie
No problems, Debbie. You have my full permission.
Your map is perfect for the adult Bible study group I teach at my church. May I have your permission to include it in my handout material. I would prepare a maximum of 10 copies. These would be distributed free. If you would like for me to email you a copy of the material so you can see how it is being used, I would be happy to do so. Thanks.
Sure thing, Hank. By all means make copies of the map for your studies. And yes, I’d love to see your Jonah material. Thanks. My email is: .
Hi Mark,
Love to use this map in some study booklets for our church. Would that be okay? Andrew
Sure thing, Andrew.
Great map!
Can you email me a copy that can be edited to remove some of the text boxes, etc? I’d like to use it as part of my weekend message
I am doing a report on Jonah for my Bible class. Your map is perfect and I wondered if I could have permission to make a copy of it to attach to my report. When I do the report in front of the class maps really help show where everything is.
Sorry DY for the slow reply. I’ve been away on a conference. Yes – by all means use the Jonah map.
Your map is great. Just what I have been looking for. I would like to use it in Indonesian on 29/01. Could I get an editable version for that purpose? Or a version without boxes – just with the routes? That would be fantastic!
I’ll see what I can do, Traugott. I’ll email you back soon.
Thank you so much. I will be using in this my Sunday school lesson on Jonah’s disobedience and his discipline by God.
Mark,
Can I have permission to print and use your map of Jonah’s “travels” for our Bible study Sunday? It’s a great illustration by the way.
Thanks,
Jeff
Absolutely, Jeff. I hope it helps with your study.
May I use your map in my teaching and newsletter on Jonah? It’s a GREAT teaching tool!
Sure thing, Jennifer. Sorry for my tardy response!
May I use this graphic for display on our screens during our Midweek Bible Study? It is very well layed out and easy to follow.
Thx,
Vince
May I use your map in my Bible Study teaching, please? Thanks!
HI there – this is a super map! May I use it in my child-friendly bible study to make things more real for them?
I’d really appreciate it.
elle in cape town, south africa
Sure thing, Eleanor. Glad to hear it’s helpful!
I too would like permission to use your map for bible study.
Go ahead with my full blessing, Megan.
Hi Mark-
Could you email me a copy of the map without the text balloons? I’d like to use it in our service on Sunday. Thank you so much!
I’ll see what I can do, Karen.
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Love the map! Thanks for your work.
Hi Mark,
I will be preaching in a church anniversary and asking your permission to use your map.
God bless you.
in Christ,
Ricky
Sure thing, Ricky. God bless, Mark.
Hey Mark. great map mate. any chance I could use this for an upcoming sermon in church?
Sure thing, Iggy.
Hello Mark. I am writing a post on my Blog and this map would be perfect. My blog is in wordpress. Could I have your permission to link it to my blog? if yes, do you know how that’s done?
Sure thing, Alfreda. Link away with my permission!
Thanks so much Mark. I’ll do it as soon as I can fifure out how to link it. LOL.
Mark, may I have permission to use your Jonah map for my S.S. class on 2/10. Thank you.
By all means, Bill.
thanks
Mark,
Your map revealing the path that Jonah desired and the path that God directed is well illustrated. Thank you for making this information available. Our ABF (Adult Bible Fellowship) will be covering a lesson on Jonah and relating it to outreach. May I have permission to use it for our ABF (lesson planned for 2/10)?
Absolutely, Chester. Feel free to reproduce the map for your fellowship group.
Hi there! I love this map! I am putting together a three day VBS program where we will be looking for part of Jesus’ story in the story of Esther, Jonah and Joseph. I would like to use it as a background piece during our Jonah skit.
Sure thing, Kris.
Thank you!
I could see you give permission to use this map. I will too for classroom use, paper presentation re teaching of Jonah. Your map has really been helpful. Hoping for your kind permission too. I will of course cite the map source, your website and name, many thanks, Titus Filio, ACU, Strathfield, NSW Australia
This map is great. hoping for your permission to use this map too for school use re on book of jonah. thanks. will cite your name and website for this. – titus filio, ACU strathfield, nsw
No problems, Titus.
My I use your map for my church’s small group Bible study? It is an excellent visual aid! I’ll be teaching on Jonah over the next four weeks.
Thanks Quaime. Yes, feel free to use the Jonah map.
Thanks so much, Mark! Blessings to you!
Hi Mark, may I use your map for my presentation please? I would like to use it as my visual aid in sharing the story of Jonah. Thanks.
My pleasure, Tiaon.
Hi Mark, THanks for a great map – great for illustrating a message I am preparing. Is it OK if I use this as well for a Sunday AM service? Thank you!
Sure thing, Derek.
Thank you for the map. It’s a wonderful visual aid. May I use for a VBS class I’ll be teaching this summer?
No problems, Jeni. Feel free to use the map.
Mark,
I would like to use this map at our Catechism Camp where we will be acting out the story of Jonah. Thank you for a fine resource.
Dennis
Sure thing, Dennis. Sounds like fun!
Mark,
I am running a holiday club in the summer where we are teaching the kids about Jonah! I’ve been looking for resources to help the children picture the scene: This map is exactly what I’ve been hoping for. Would it be ok to use it?
Go ahead, Hannah, with my blessing.
Hey Mark,
This is a fantastic map. I am preparing a Bible study on Jonah for a group of about 15 teenagers would I have permission to use your map for a powerpoint and print out?
Sure thing, Avril. Go nuts.
Hi Mark. This is ideal for a ppt that I am preparing to help a friend with a kids camp. Thanks for sharing this. I will ensure that you are acknowledged.
Hi Mark, I would like to use your map for a children’s activity day as our theme is Jonah. Hope this is okay.
Sure thing, Pat.
Hi Mark, May I use your map to show (Powerpoint) to about 170 college students at a Cru (Campus Crusade for Christ) weekly meeting? Indeed, we are all a type of Jonah!
Absolutely, Pete. Yes, Jonah is a vivid picture of our relationship with God. Sin is running from God. Grace is God bringing us back (sometimes kicking and screaming).
I’m starting a sermon series on Jonah. Could I please use your map for bulletins.
Sure thing, Tom.
Would you mind if I would print the map for church purposes?
That’s fine, Rosanna. Please use the map with my permission.
Hello Mark,
I am doing an extensive study on the book of Jonah for my Inductive Bible Study Class and your map fits into my project very well. I was wondering if I could potentially use it and attach it to my report as a reference with your permission?
Sure thing, Julian.
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Love the map and hope to use it on the overhead for my Adult Class during our Christian Life Hour, with your permission
Sure thing, Joni.
Dear Mark, thank you for your hard work in constructing this and making it understandable for “modern” people! 🙂 May I use it to teach a group of Year 6 children?
May the Lord continue to bless you in creating brilliant visual resources!
My pleasure, Hubert. Yes, by all means use the map for your class.
I will be teaching a class on the Minor Prophets start in March. I would like to use you map of “Jonah” when we study the book of Jonah. Can I download the map and make a pp slide, or do I have to copy then scan into my computer??
Good to hear from you, Jerry. Yes, feel free to download and use the map for your class: https://visualunit.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/jonah_map.png
Sorry to bother you again, but I tried using the web address you suggested, but it kept showing that web site doesn’t exit. Is there some other way I can download your map of Jonah?
No problems, Jerry. I’ll email you the file.
I’d like to use this for a church bible study booklet, if that’s okay.
Sure thing, Ros.
Thanks!
May use it for our youth group?
Sure thing, Paola.
Hi Would you mind if i use this for church/bible study purposes, including sermon presentation?
Also would you feel like posting your OK for others to use, so each of us doesn’t need to ask each time?
Thanks muchly.
Thanks Peter. ‘OK’ on both counts!
Can I use this map for my sermon this Sunday, it’s entitled “which way?” and this PDF will help illustrate perfectly
Sure thing, Sam.
This is wonderful
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We came across your map in search of information about the time of Jonah. Thanks for such great detailed. We would like to use it for a PowerPoint presentation for an University assignment if that is okay? Thanks.
Hi Mark,
We came across your detailed map through searching for information on Jonah’s time. We would like to use your map for an University Power Point assignment if that is okay?
Thanks,
Dave and Lisa
That’s fine, Dave & Lisa. I hope the assignment goes well!
Thanks 🙂
Using it in VA chapel tomorrow. Thanks!
Hi Mark, I’m teaching a session on Jonah to a group of youths. Would like to use your map as part of my lesson. Would that be fine with you? (I really love your map!)
Sure thing, Chris.
Hey Mark,
This is a great map. Would you mind if I used it in a Mission devotional for my Youth Group? We pick a book to study each trip and Jonah is what we are going to be focusing on this year. The devotional would be used by our mission team for the trip only.
Absolutely, Cassanlyn. I’m glad it’s helpful.
Dear Mark,
i work as an editor at a Hungarian Christian Publishing Foundation. I am working on a Sunday School Book and desperately need a good map about Jonah. May we use this one? Can we change somehow the text into Hungarian?
Anna
Mark, may i use this map for my sermon on Jonah.i am pastor Shakespear from Zimbabwe.
Hi Shakespear. Yes, feel free to use the Jonah map with my blessing.
Mark, I am requesting permission to use the map on my sermon’s powerpoint?
Sure thing, Zee.
Brilliant map – hits all the important landmarks – may I use it for our church’s Bible study?
Free free, Graham.
Hi
Great map. I would also like to use it for my sermons on Jonah and Nahum. It would appear on slides for the sermons on sermon-net. Is there any form of words you would like for a credit?
Steve
I will be speaking on Jonah at Thomas Road Baptist Church soon.
This message will be televised can I get your permission to use your map?
Sure thing, David. I hope the message goes well. “Salvation belongs to the Lord!” – Jonah 2:9
What is the distance from Joppa to Tarshish by boat? 5,000km?
Hey Patrick. The distance is pretty huge, probably around 2,500 miles or 4000km.
Great map. Could I please make copies for use in a Bible study? It’s a great tool.
Amy
Sure thing, Amy.
Love this, thank you. I still do not know the distance from Joppa to Tarshish in either nautical miles or kilometers, or miles. Would also like to know the contrasting miles to Nineveh from Gath-Hepher. I love the detail; also, may I use your work for my own personal study as well sharing with others?
Thanks bro,
Victor
Never mind. I found what I needed. Thank you……..may I still use your map? Its very cool.
Thanks again,
Victor
Sure thing, Victor.
i would like to use your map with permission please
Sure thing, Ed.
Thanks for share this Map, that explain better Jonah Trip, if is ok i will use it in my bible clase, tanks and God Bless You. 1 Corinthians 15:58.
Marcelino R.
Feel free to use the map, Marcelino.
I am speaking at an upcoming winter camp in Feb and would love to use this and in future speaking engagements with your permission that is. Thanks for the work you have done. And no I am not the Jonah that was swallowed by the great fish but named after him!
Feel free, Jonah. The book of your namesake is a great story about the great God of grace and compassion: https://visualunit.me/2014/09/22/jonah-structure/
When and where are you speaking? Sounds interesting!
Hi, I really liked your map, could I use it in my sermon?
Thanks
Go ahead with my blessing, Hudson.
Hi Mark,
I would be leading a lent bibble study group on the book of Jonah.
Can I have your permission to print this map as an illustration to the group?
Best regards,
Henry Akingbemisilu
Hi Henry. Feel free to print the map for your group.
Love your work, Mark!
This makes me think that – if Spain actually *is* Tarshish – that, based on West Asian cosmology as well as that of Greece and later on even Ireland – Jonah was actually trying to go, not only in the opposite direction from *The Mission*, but also to the very edge of the universe as it was understood at the time, or perhaps beyond, to ensure that he avoided showing mercy to those he was being sent to.
Anywho! If, on a discussion board, I were to post an image link to a design of yours, would that be okay?
We are starting a study on Jonah with a small group. I love this map and the ability to visualize the area and depth of Jonah’s desire to go far away. May I copy this for our group of 12? Thank you
You map is a valuable resource for the Book of Jonah. Thanks for your work on it. Would you grant us permission to use your map in a free downloadable Bible study series we publish for ESL/ELL adults? If so, what kind of credit line would you like us to include?
Would you please allow me to use it to teach my Sunday school students tomorrow? Thanks beforehand
Sure thing, Marta.
I’d like to use the Jonah map for a sermon series I’m preaching. Can I have permission to do so?
Yes, Frank. Feel free to use the map in your preaching.
This is a great map showing the cities mentioned and giving a perspective to the flight of Jonah? Could I use this map as an illustration for a message regarding Jonah?
Sure thing, Gerry.
Could you email me a copy of the map without the text balloons? I’d like to use it in our Bible Study class. Thank you so much!
Hi Jason. Would this version of the Jonah map work for your class?
May I have permission to use in an upcoming lesson?
Feel free, Travis.
The assignment went very well. Thanks for being so thorough and then sharing your work. 🙂 God Bless you.