Jonah never mentioned Jesus, because he wrote long before the time of Jesus.
However, the other way around, the author of Matthew, who frequently found useful references in the Old Testament, has Jesus say (Matthew 13:39-41) that just as Jonah spent three days and three nights in the whale's belly, so shall the Son of man spend three days and three nights in the heart of the earth.
Of course, Matthew's analogy is not very convincing because the Gospel goes on to tell us that Jesus was buried on the evening of Good Friday and had risen by Sunday morning - a total of only 1 full day and two nights. However, this was the best comparison that Matthew could do.
There is no mention of Jonah having a wife in the Scriptures.
Yes Jesus is mentioned in the quran. They, the Muslims refer to him as a prophet.
No prophets can come after Jesus as all the prophecies will now have to be fulfilled, and no new ones can be added in the bible.
No. It was the prophet Jonah.
A Jewish tradition holds that Jonah's mother is the woman from Zarephath who built a room for the prophet Elijah to stay in. This would mean Jonah would be the son God raised from the dead through the use of Elijah.
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We can say that the first prophet to clearly mention the coming of Jesus is the major prophet Isaiah who said 700 years before the birth of Jesus christ. That Jesus would come to save the world of their sin.
Just judging by the Jewish culture and values, it's almost certain that the prophet Jonah had a wife and children, although they're not mentioned in the book named for him. The Hebrew scriptures are thoroughly frugal in their verbosity. An individual is named if s/he is an important component of the message, and not named if s/he isn't.
The whale spat Jonah out on dry land.
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No, he was a Hebrew prophet.