The book of Esther shows God’s providence in preserving His people through Esther’s courage.
In Esther 1, during the reign of King Ahasuerus, who ruled over 127 provinces (Esther 1:1), he hosted a grand feast lasting 180 days, showcasing his wealth and splendor (Esther 1:2-4). Following this...
In Esther 2, after King Ahasuerus calmed down from his anger towards Vashti (Esther 2:1), his attendants suggested searching for beautiful young...
In Esther 3, King Ahasuerus promoted Haman, who demanded homage from all, but Mordecai, a Jew, refused to bow (Esther 3:1-2). Haman, enraged by...
In Esther 4, Mordecai, upon learning of a decree against the Jews, mourned deeply, wearing sackcloth and ashes (Esther 4:1). He could only reach...
In Esther 5, Esther, dressed in royal clothing, approached the king in the palace courtyard, gaining his favor as he extended his gold scepter...
In Esther 6, the king could not sleep and ordered the records to be read, discovering Mordecai's report on a plot against him (Esther 6:1-2). The king...
In Esther 7, King Ahasuerus and Haman attended a feast with Queen Esther (Est 7:1). During the second day, she requested the king to spare...
In Esther 8, King Ahasuerus granted Queen Esther Haman's estate and appointed Mordecai to oversee it after she revealed her relationship with him...
In Esther 9, on the thirteenth day of the twelfth month (Adar) the Jews triumphed over their enemies, contrary to what...
In Esther 10, King Ahasuerus imposed a tax (Est 10:1), while Mordecai, honored by the king (Est 10:2), became famous among Jews and worked...
