A pared-back version of the Jonah map showing the contrast between his mission destination, i.e. Nineveh, and his planned flight to Tarshish. PDF version (1.5 MB)
A pared-back version of the Jonah map showing the contrast between his mission destination, i.e. Nineveh, and his planned flight to Tarshish. PDF version (1.5 MB)
i was praying about what book to teach next, and i was thinking about Jonah today and then i see this is the only thing in my GoogleReader – so i’ll take that as a confirmation.
thank you sir, for the art!
Glad to be of service, Dean!
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Sorry is the spelling of Nivevah on the PDF file intentional? Thanks
Totally unintentional, Chris. I’ll fix the mistake immediately. Good pickup.
Hi Mark, i would think Tarshish should have the B marker and Nineveh should have C, why is it the other way around?
Hi Dean. I had a logical rather than chronological sequence in mind, i.e. God commanded Jonah to go from A to B (Nineveh), but Jonah set out for C (Tarshish).
Hi Mark, thanks for your great image. My pastor used it to illustrate Jonah’s journey in his two part sermon series on the book of Jonah. I am currently writing about the whole book of Jonah, and would love to use your image for illustration purposes. I intend to produce my own images for other purposes in my production, but I wonder if you would be willing to allow the use of your map image. As of yet I do not intend to charge for the book (I plan to make an eBook), but will keep you in the loop of my plans. I am only a small way into my writing, but if you’d like to check it out, go to http://prophetwhofled.wordpress.com/ Cheers and God bless, Pete.
Hey Mark,
Great image for Jonah’s journey! I am giving a talk to some college students at UNC Chapel Hill on Jonah and would love to use the image as illustration. Would that be alright with you? Feel free to email me about this too.
Thanks!
Renee
Hi Mark
Your map tel the story. may I use in in our service on Sunday?
Regards
Peet
Sure thing, Pete.
Our associate pastor is teaching on Jonah tonight and wanted to get permission to use your Jonah map as an illustration. We stream our services over the Internet and to our video campuses. We also archive the teachings on our website and sell DVDs at cost to people that want to give out to the service. Please email me and let me know if we have permission. We will give full credit to Mark Barry on the illustration.
Sure thing, Michele.
Planning a sermon series on Jonah so might make use of your image. Cheers.
Sure thing, Michael.
Hey Mark! Love this visual – could I have permission to use it on my site (SheReadsTruth.com) for our Jonah study next week? We would, of course, plan to link to our source! (my email: hello@shereadstruth.com) Thanks!
Absolutely, Raechel. I’m glad it’s helpful!
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Mark, thanks for the great resources. I’m prepping a message on Jonah and looking to use your map in connection with that. God bless!
Mark, I am helping Dr. John Whitcomb write a book on Jonah. Dr. Whitcomb is 90 years old now and was one of the theologians who helped start the Biblical Creation Movement with his co-authored book “The Genesis Flood”. We are a not for profit ministry–Whitcomb Ministries. I am writing to request permission to use your Jonah map in our book. The only change is we would need for the map to be in black and white. We absolutely would give all credit to Mark Barry in the book on the resource page. Could you please email me directly with your response. Thank you so much! We really love this map! Whitcombministry@gmail.com
I’d like to use the image in a three part Sunday School lesson on Jonah. I’d also like to send it in an email (with a link to your site) to all the families, so those who can’t make it to church can share in the congregation’s discussion at home.
That’s fine, Catherine. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact me directly: https://visualunit.me/contact/
Mark, thank you for your work and this website. I will be speaking on Jonah at my church and wanted to ask for your authorization to use the Jonah map. Please let me know & thanks again for this work.
Hi Lyndon. Yes, feel free to use the map.
hello Mark, thank you for your map, it’s a great work! I’m speaking on Jonah ch.1 at my church, so just want to make sure i can use the Jonah map. thank you.
Mark, would like to use this for a powerpoint presentation for a sermon series in Jonah. Thanks. Great and Helpful site!
Pete, I am speaking on Jonah on Sunday, Is it possible to use your map as an illustration?
Sure thing, Timothy.