On the day Haman had chosen for Jewish destruction, the Jews instead prevail over their enemies throughout the empire. In Shushan the conflict continues a second day at Esther’s request. Mordecai records the events and establishes the annual feast of Purim as a memorial of the reversal from sorrow to joy.
On the day Haman had chosen for Jewish destruction, the Jews instead prevail over their enemies throughout the empire. In Shushan the conflict continues a second day at Esther’s request. Mordecai records the events and establishes the annual feast of Purim as a memorial of the reversal from sorrow to joy.
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