Jonah account as given in the Bible
proves the account is illogical, hence written by thoughtless human writer
because:
1) God is shown to be forcing Jonah
against his will. (God would not go against the free-will of His children because
history shows: He doesn’t punish atheists nor does He do any favors to theists)
2) Unlike other prophets who prefixed
their pronouncements with wordings such as “The word of the Jehovah came to me
and said ……” “Jonah simply began by going a day’s journey into the city
and then proclaimed, ‘Only forty days more and Nineveh will be overthrown.’ And
the people of Nineveh believed in God.”
(Jonah 3:4-5) This is impossible because millions of miracles Jesus supposedly
performed did not convert people who preferred Barabbas to Jesus.
3) Even Jesus went wrong with details
of Jonah’s account. “For as Jonah
was three days and three nights in the belly of a huge fish, so the Son of Man
will be three days and three nights
in the heart of the earth” (Mathew 12:40) John says Jesus was in the tomb for a
quarter of day (of Friday) + full Saturday because on Sunday before sunrise, “Early
on the first day of the week, while it
was still dark,” Jesus came out. (John 20:1)
4) Miracle God supposedly performed
(keeping Jonah in fish’s belly for three days) converted Jonah. (God would not
perform any miracle because earth is filled with miracles. For example, any
seed is much more than a physical object because within it exists an invisible software-like-program
in which the memory of billions and billions of its future generation remains
protected).