Esther tells how a Jewish woman becomes queen of Persia and, with Mordecai, is used to preserve the Jews from a legally authorized attempt at destruction. The book is built around hidden identity, court politics, fasting, courage, providential timing, dramatic reversal, and the establishment of the feast of Purim.
Esther tells how a Jewish woman becomes queen of Persia and, with Mordecai, is used to preserve the Jews from a legally authorized attempt at destruction. The book is built around hidden identity, court politics, fasting, courage, providential timing, dramatic reversal, and the establishment of the feast of Purim.
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