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This excellent commentary is a clear and helpful guide for studying the book of Esther. While Esther is often neglected by Christian preachers and teachers, its message continues to be of importance in the present day. This useful resource will provide insight to help us understand and appreciate God's work through the life of Queen Esther. The drama of the book is clearly captured in this superb...

Author Frederick Buechner once said that a coincidence is just God’s way of remaining anonymous. If that is so, then God seems to be taking a very active—albeit low-profile—role in this chapter. On what could well be the last night of Mordecai’s life, Ahasuerus has a sudden attack of insomnia (v. 1). This is the first major “coincidence” of this scene, and the second is like unto it in significance. The king calls for the royal records to be read,
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