Jonah and the Storm
A divine command has come to you — Jonah — to travel to the wicked city of Nineveh and preach its destruction.
About this story
A divine command has come to you — Jonah — to travel to the wicked city of Nineveh and preach its destruction. But Nineveh is your enemy. Instead, you board a ship headed in the opposite direction. A storm now rages around you, and the sailors are casting lots to find who brought this curse upon them. The lot falls on you.
Main Characters
Jonah
A Hebrew prophet fleeing a divine command he refuses to obey
The Shipmaster
The captain in charge of the vessel
An Unnamed Sailor
A member of the ship's crew
Tariq
A Ninevite merchant aboard the ship who will force Jonah to face his fears
World Setting
The ancient Mediterranean and Assyrian world. A story of flight, consequence, and unexpected mercy set against stormy seas and a reluctant prophet.
Story facts
- Genre
- Spiritual, Adventure, Drama
- Audience
- Adults
- Length
- About 12 decisions
- Language
- English
- Based on
- Book of Jonah by Hebrew Scripture
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is "Jonah and the Storm"?
"Jonah and the Storm" is an interactive Spiritual, Adventure, Drama story on StoryAnts based on a Bible story. You become the main character and make decisions that shape the plot — every choice leads to a different path and ending.
Is "Jonah and the Storm" free to play?
Yes, "Jonah and the Storm" is free to play on StoryAnts. No credit card or subscription required to start reading and making choices.
How many endings does "Jonah and the Storm" have?
"Jonah and the Storm" is an AI-powered interactive story, which means it has virtually infinite paths and endings. Each playthrough is unique — your choices generate new narrative continuations, so no two readers experience the exact same story.
Can I play "Jonah and the Storm" on my phone?
Yes, "Jonah and the Storm" works on any device with a web browser — phone, tablet, or computer. The interactive story is fully responsive and mobile-friendly.
Last updated October 9, 2026 · Plain-text version (Markdown)
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