The book closes briefly by describing the king’s power and Mordecai’s high position as second to Ahasuerus. Mordecai is honored among the Jews because he seeks their welfare and speaks peace to his people. The threatened exile community has moved from danger to security and influence.
The book closes briefly by describing the king’s power and Mordecai’s high position as second to Ahasuerus. Mordecai is honored among the Jews because he seeks their welfare and speaks peace to his people. The threatened exile community has moved from danger to security and influence.
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