This edition of "Jonah, With Notes and Introduction" presents the biblical Book of Jonah with detailed annotations and introductory material by Thomas Thomason Perowne. Published in 1879, this work offers valuable insights into the historical, literary, and theological contexts of Jonah. Perowne's notes clarify obscure passages, explore the narrative's themes, and consider its place within the broader scope of the Old Testament.
Students of religious history, biblical scholars, and anyone interested in the Book of Jonah will appreciate this carefully prepared edition. Perowne's introduction provides essential background, while the notes offer deeper engagement with the text. This edition remains a significant resource for understanding one of the Bible's most enduring and thought-provoking stories.
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