"Jonah was very upset about this, and He became
angry" (Jonah 4:1). After the high points of prayer (Jonah 2 and
revival (Jonah 3), we come to this! This is pathetic. It's more than
being upset and angry. Jonah became suicidal (Jonah 4:8-9). Why? -
There's no good reason for him to feel like this. There are good reasons
for him to rejoice in the Lord and give thanks to the Lord. What are we
to say about this? "The heart is deceitful and desperately wicked. Who
can know it?" (Jeremiah 17:9). There's something else we must never
forget - God knows the heart, and He can change it!
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