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Mmastodon WorldReligion first seen 1 d ago, last 16 h ago, peak #7

A retelling of the Book of Jonah's ending in Nineveh

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A social media user is sharing a paraphrased retelling of the biblical Book of Jonah, focusing on its closing passage in which God says he can feel sorrow for the great city of Nineveh, with its many people and animals who do not know right from wrong. The post is dressed in long strings of religious and nature-themed emojis and frames the verse as God's direct words, reflecting a personal devotional style of scripture sharing.

Why now: The user is devotional scripture sharing aimed at a religious audience, likely tied to personal faith expression rather than any news event, so attention beyond the poster's circle is unclear

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