Scripture does not say of the people of Nineveh that God saw their sackcloth and fasting, but "God saw their works"!
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There's that 40 days thing again, pops up a lot.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I know what it means for me, but, if you were a Jonah in today's world, what would you say to the people? By the way, great job on the site; good posts and well laid out, congrats!
~ R