Question
Multiple Choice 3 points
Which characterizes God's attitude toward people who are not Israelites, as demonstrated in God's interactions with the Ninevites in the book of Jonah?
C
God is quick to get angry and judgmental.
God isn't concerned at all.
God allows them to live as they want to live.
God is slow to anger and is compassionate.
Which characterizes God's attitude toward people who are not Israelites, as demonstrated in God's interactions with the Ninevites in the book of Jonah?
C
God is quick to get angry and judgmental.
God isn't concerned at all.
God allows them to live as they want to live.
God is slow to anger and is compassionate.
Answers
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The correct answer is: **God is slow to anger and is compassionate.**
In the book of Jonah, God's interactions with the Ninevites demonstrate His willingness to show mercy and compassion, rather than immediate anger or judgment, when they repent.
In the book of Jonah, God's interactions with the Ninevites demonstrate His willingness to show mercy and compassion, rather than immediate anger or judgment, when they repent.