This study looks at Jonah 4:10-11, the final two verses in the book of Jonah. But this is not the end of our discussion of Jonah. There will be one final episode next week, Episode #100, in which we discuss what the story of Jonah is all about.
As we will see in this study, the story of Jonah has a very strange ending, but it shows us that God loves all people, even those we consider “evil.”
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It’s been comforting for me to think of my enemies as God’s enemies, and believe that God hates them. And I usually say “God is just” when I’m really hoping that God does something awful to them!
But this series has destroyed my comfort with hating my enemies. I can’t do it anymore thinking that God is on my side against them.
It’s weird, but it’s not easy giving up grudges and hate. So now I’m examining my thoughts and words differently. It’s humbling and humiliating. Thank God for his grace.