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Esther 9:1 · BSB
9:1 On the thirteenth day of the twelfth month, the month of Adar, the king’s command and edict were to be executed. On this day the enemies of the Jews had hoped to overpower them, but their plan was overturned and the Jews overpowered those who hated them.
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…of Messiah. and the coming of the gospel of grace. So we have a lot to learn together. So let's get to it. Grab your Bibles, and let's open up toEsther chapter 9. And when you arrive there, I want you to drop your eyes down to verse 16. That's where we're going to start. Esther 9, beginning in verse 16. When…
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…gonna go to Esther chapter nine and cover the first 17 verses of this chapter. Hopefully explain some of the difficult parts that we're gonna read.Esther chapter 9, verses 1 to 17. We're definitely going to talk about this issue of plunder because we covered it last Sunday, didn't we? We covered it quite a bit. In fact, a lot…
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…chapter 2 verse 5 once you find that figure out what tribe is mordecai from esther chapter 2 verse 5 says that mordecai was a benjamite now turn toesther chapter 9a few more pages forward esther chapter 9 verse 23 this is a story of the israelites in exile god putting a queen named esther into a position that…
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…incredible moments in the history of the Jewish people, that was the question and answers, cousin, Mordecai had the answer. So, jump with me intoEsther chapter 9where we read these words. He says Mordecai recorded these events and he sent letters to all the Jews throughout the provinces of King Xerxes near…
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…people. And yeah, it didn't mean that they could take a nap and have a party. There was still a fight that had to be fought. So let's jump over toEsther chapter 9. Let's look what happens. It says on the 13th day of the 12th month, the Jewish month of Adar the edicts commanded by. The King was to be carried…
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This morning, we are looking atEsther chapter 9. We are quickly coming to the end of our series on the book of Esther on the invisible providence of God. And it's been a fascinating journey for…
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…There's a maybe just one little illustration, just on a secular level, you could say, on the kind of action that's entailed in remembering. InEsther chapter 9, when Mordecai and Esther were establishing the custom of Purim, the celebration of Purim. Esther chapter 9 says the Jews firmly obligated…
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…I know he was working through it. You meant it for such wickedness, but God meant it for good. This is the story of Esther. You can flip back toEsther chapter 9. This is the story of Esther. That God is at work even when you think it is only evil operating. It is God who is at work. Think of something awful…
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…and strife between the Israelites and the Agagites and the Amalekites because Saul wouldn't part with the plunder. Now I want you to turn back toEsther chapter 9. And with those four words on the screen, we're going to walk our way through this tonight. And I want you to see how kind of Esther 9 encapsulates…
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