Shouldn't I be concerned for Nineveh, that great city, in which are more than one hundred twenty thousand persons who can't discern between their right hand and their left hand; and also much cattle?"
VII. Both Jonah and Jesus had two graves.  Since this fact is so little known, we shall rehearse, briefly, the grounds for believing it.  Isaiah prophesied that, "They made his grave with the wicked (plural) and with the rich (singular) in his death,"  (Isaiah 53:9); Jesus' burial in the new tomb of Joseph of Arimathea fulfilled the second part of Isaiah's prophesy, but not the first; that was fulfilled by the platoon of soldiers who executed Christ and whose duties would have included the digging of three graves for the three whom they crucified.  That grave was, therefore, one which "they" made for Jesus with the wicked (plural), the two malefactors who were crucified with him.  Admittedly, this is light on New Testament events from Old Testament Scripture, but this is by no means the only such instance in which this OCCURS.