Jeremiah 43 is interesting because the people asked Jeremiah to seek God's direction, but when God gave them an answer they didn't like, they rejected it. In the verse 2 they basically accuse Jeremiah of lying .Sometimes we don't actually want God's direction,we want God to approve the direction we've already chosen. It made me wonder when I pray for God's direction, am I genuinely willing to obey, even if His answer disrupts my plans? Will I go ahead and do what I intend to do already if it doesn’t align with my plans? Am I ready to face the consequences of my disobedience ?