Beyond his role as a prophet, what does the book of Jonah reveal about God's character and his relationship with those considered outside the covenant community?

A That God's compassion is limited to the Israelites. B That God's mercy is conditional upon perfect obedience to prophetic commands. C That God's sovereignty allows him to use any means necessary, regardless of ethical implications, to achieve his purposes. D That God extends his compassion and offers repentance even to those considered enemies or outside of his chosen people.