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Which city did Jonah attempt to flee to instead?
Joppa
Nineveh
Bethlehem
Tarshish
Nineveh
Bethlehem
Tarshish
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Jonah 1:3 - Tarshish was the opposite direction from Nineveh, showing that he was physically and spiritually going in completely the wrong direction.
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