The Mercy That Made Jonah Furious
In 1995, a South African woman named Beth Savage sat before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Cape Town. She had survived a grenade attack...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Jonah 4:2.
In 1995, a South African woman named Beth Savage sat before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Cape Town. She had survived a grenade attack on a Christmas wine tasting at the Heidelberg Tavern — shrapnel had torn through her body, killed friends beside her, and left her with permanent injuries. When the perpetrators applied for amnesty, Beth was asked if she supported their release.…
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