Has God really changed the eternal immutable being of this universe like a chameleon?

The mind of God does not change.

But doesn't the Bible say that God repents?

Huh?

Certainly says that in the Old Testament, where God comes along and says,

all right, because of your wickedness, I'm going to destroy the city.

All of a sudden, a couple of good guys in the city, they get together and I say,

Lord gives one more chance.

And they run out and they go on a massive campaign of

evangelism and a call to repentance and suddenly the city repents. How about Jonah?

This was the whole complaint of Jonah. God says, Jonah, I want you to

go into this pagan land and I want you to tell these people to repent or I'm

going to destroy him. What's Jonah's attitude? I'm going to Tarsch.

Get yourself another boy.

I know you're going to bring to pass what you want to bring to pass anyway,

so why should I get involved in all of this?

But anyway, he goes.

And then what happens? He tells the people God's gonna annihilate you, he's gonna burn you and so they repent in

sack cloth and ashes.

And what this Jonah do?

He really gets mad.

He says, I knew it, God.

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