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Esther 3:8 · BSB
3:8 Then Haman informed King Xerxes, “There is a certain people scattered and dispersed among the peoples of every province of your kingdom. Their laws are different from everyone else’s, and they do not obey the king’s laws. So it is not in the king’s best interest to tolerate them.
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…in honoring somebody and recognize somebody for years of service, but please look up here. It should not be competitive. Look, if you would at uhEsther chapter 3. Esther chapter 3. Again, I would admit maybe a fault and a weakness in this area as a leader, but I guess on the other side, I'd rather there be a…
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…would also pick up 1 Samuel chapter 18. So Esther, chapter number 3, please. And 1 Samuel chapter 18. Again. Again, great to have you here. Look atEsther chapter 3this morning. I guess a little bit unusual for a morning message, but very strongly feel this would look what the Lord would have us to study.…
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Can we invite you to turn, please for a scripture reading to the Book of Esther, Book ofEsther chapter 3, Esther chapter 3, reading from the opening verse. After these things, did King Hazueris promote Haman the son of Hamadatha the Yeager gate, and…
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…loving kindness and let the wicked be put to shame. Let the wicked be silent and chill. So grab your Bibles if you haven't already. Let's go toEsther chapter 3. I want you to look for verse 5. That's where we're going to start this morning. Last Sunday, we took a deep dive, if you were with us, and I know…
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Our passage for today, just four verses inEsther chapter 3, and you may be thinking, hold on a second, didn't we cover these verses last week? You're not crazy. We did. But I promise we're going to come…
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…us, keep listening after the message ends. So glad that you're here with us this morning. And we're going to jump in. You can turn your Bibles toEsther, chapter 3. May not have been expecting that as we look at the title of Contending Against Racism this morning. And we've talked about contending for marriage…
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…the king. Things are looking great for them and the Jewish people. But then, Then in chapter 32, things take a terrible, terrible turn Because inEsther chapter 3, we meet the villain of all villains. We meet the first Hitler. We meet a man who planned the genocide of Jesus Jewish ancestors. Have a Bible with…
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…been or the deed has been remembered, the king himself doesn't remember Mordecai. And that sort of raises or escalates the tension as we come intoEsther chapter 3, where we're introduced to the fourth and the final great character in the story, a man by the name of Haman. Let's read this morning from Esther…
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…fight, does he? And President Roosevelt said, Oh, my dog, he's a great fighter. He's just a very poor judge of other dogs. We see this tonight inEsther chapter 3. Both Mordecai and Haman are great fighters, you might say, but they have no idea who they are up against. They are very poor judges of character…
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…of injustice, and we are powerless to lift ourselves out of our condition. Now for many of you, that's where it feels like you are. You are inEsther chapter 3. Right? In Eden, we were meant to work and have a calling, but your job sucks. You have a boss that has treated you unfairly. Co-workers have…
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…to touch on it because it's important to this very horrible thing that happens in the rest of the text. So if you turn, find your Bibles, it'sEsther chapter 3, Esther chapter 3 verse 1. If you're in your Bibles, you find the Psalms. That's really easy to find. Then just before the Psalms is Job. And just…
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…another one. I'll go there later. But we got three pictures and one solution. Three pictures of problems in the story of really Haman. So turn inEsther chapter 3. The first thing is this Haman is a picture of selfishness. Look at chapter 3, verses 1 and 2. After these things, King Ahaswerus promoted Haman,…
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