Women in the has a wonderful article on Queen Esther of the Bible. Many of these Jewish people probably felt separated from God as well. The people were disjointed, separated from The nature of the book, thus, reflects the nature of life for Jewsĭuring the Persian Empire. Scholars feel this is our only view of what life was like for Jews under Spiros Zodhiates states the Book of Esther has "no organic connection" There was no central Jewish identity, nor was there a central Jews of this time were spread throughout all of the vast empire andīeyond. Queen Esther of the Bible lived during the Persian Empire, thus the , "the temple", "the Law of Moses", or "Palestine" (Zodhiates, NASB Study Bible).
The chief reason for this being the word "God" is not mentioned one time in the entire Book of Esther, nor is Yet, the Book of Esther is the least "Jewish", or "Christian", book of the Bible, including both the Old Testament and New Testament. Was created in her honor, celebrated to this day as Purim. So loved is she, and so important was her role that a Feast Esther is one of the most beloved characters in all of the Old
0 kommentar(er)
