The Sign of Jonas

The Sign of Jonah refers to a biblical story where Jonah, a prophet, spends three days and nights in the belly of a giant fish as a consequence of trying to evade God's command. In a broader context, it symbolizes themes of repentance, divine mercy, and resurrection, as Jesus later compares His own impending death and resurrection to Jonah’s experience. The phrase underscores the significance of transformation and the importance of heeding spiritual calls, conveying that just as Jonah was given a second chance, so too can people seek reconciliation and renewal in their lives.