Jon Jonah, chapter Book of Jonah, chapter 2
Then Jonah prayed2:1. It is significant that Jonah is not recorded as praying until this point in the story. to the Lord his God from the belly of the fish. He began, “In my agony I cried out to the Lord and he answered me; from the depths of Sheol2:2. Sheol: the place of the dead. I pleaded for help and you answered me. Psa 120:1You threw me into the deep, all the way down to the bottom of the sea.2:3. Literally, “the heart of the sea.” Water flooded all around me; your crashing waves rolled over me. Psa 42:7I said to myself, ‘The Lord has banished me from his sight. Will I ever see your holy Temple again?’2:4. Or “but even so I will see your holy Temple again.” Isa 38:11The water swirled over me so I couldn't breathe; the deep sucked me down; seaweed wrapped itself around my head. Psa 69:1I sank down to the base of the mountains; the earth barred me in forever. But you, my Lord, my God, brought me back up from the abyss.
As my life ebbed away, I remembered the Lord; my prayer came to you in your holy Temple. Psa 18:6Those who worship worthless idols give up their trust in God's goodness. But I will offer you sacrifices, shouting out my thanks. I will keep my promises to you, for salvation comes from the Lord.”Psa 50:14; Heb 13:15
Then the Lord told the fish to spit out Jonah onto the shore.Mat 12:40