Jonás
Jonás is a biblical figure known for his story in the Book of Jonah, where he is swallowed by a great fish after trying to flee from God's command to preach in Nineveh. He spends three days and nights in the belly of the fish, praying for salvation, and eventually is released after God hears his prayers. His narrative is often interpreted as a lesson in obedience and repentance, symbolizing the themes of mercy and redemption.
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Honduras:
Jonás expressed his love for Newcastle and his dream of playing guitar at the monument.
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Sweden:
Jonas is a physical education teacher who has struggled with excessive sweating and has sought treatment from Carl Swartling's clinic.
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Lithuania:
John realized the significance of Jesus' resurrection after finding the empty tomb.
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Switzerland:
Jonas was a witness who provided crucial testimony regarding the events leading up to Elena's death.
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Lithuania:
Jonas built the St. George's church on the island, which became the Sapiegas' mausoleum.
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Spain:
Jonás is another monitored individual, an engineer who left his job to work as a shop assistant.
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North Macedonia:
Jonas is the main character who embarks on a rebellious mission.
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United Kingdom:
Jonas is the first ever British female to box at an Olympics.
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Liechtenstein:
Jonas is one of the soldiers implicated in the abuse of the victim.
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Peru:
Jonás is a biblical character who was swallowed by a whale after trying to flee from God's mission.
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