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Posts retell the Book of Jonah and God's mercy

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Religious posts are retelling the story of Jonah from the Bible, focusing on the prophet's anger after God spared the sinful city of Nineveh. Quoting the Book of Jonah, they highlight how Jonah complained that God was kind and merciful, unwilling to punish repentant people, and even asked to die rather than live. The messages emphasise themes of divine mercy and forgiveness.

Why now: A devotional retelling of Jonah's anger at God's mercy is circulating and drawing engagement.

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