Esther 1 - 6
EstherSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the book of Esther and its historical significance in the Jewish celebration of the Feast of Purim. He highlights the story of how God works invisibly and behind the scenes through the characters of Esther and Mordecai. Gregg notes that while the book does not contain much theology, it provides a basis for the annual Purim celebration among Jews. The talk also delves into the story of Queen Vashti's disfavor and how she was spared from execution by King Xerxes.
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Steve Gregg continues his discussion of the book of Esther. He describes how Queen Esther bravely approached the king to save her people, even though
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