Book of Esther Summary: A Complete Animated Overview

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  @bibleproject · 6 years ago (edited) · pinned

  BibleProject creates free resources to help you experience the Bible. Everything we make is funded by generous supporters around the world. You can see our entire video library, check out our other resources, and give at <a href="http://bibleproject.com/">bibleproject.com</a>.<br><br>Video edit: Esther and Mordecai were cousins, not niece and uncle as was mentioned in this video.

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  @priyabattiselee · 6 months ago

  Anyone who is listening to this in 2026 with me!?

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  @sincerelylei · 4 years ago (edited)

  As the song Way Maker goes, &quot;Even when I don&apos;t see it you&apos;re working. Even when I don&apos;t feel it you&apos;re working...You never stop working&quot; God is so good to us!!

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  @ThatFanBoyGuy · 8 years ago

  &quot;God&apos;s absence&quot; is also best in light of the historical context. The book of Esther is the last historical narrative in the Old Testament. The Jews are about to enter the 400 Silent Years. God wants his people to know that just because he&apos;s not speaking does not mean he&apos;s not active. The book of Esther shows just that. While God is not speaking or spoken, God is still moving. It prepares the Jews to look out for how God is moving in the next 400 years without hearing the words of the prophet.

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  @kaylaevancompton · 5 years ago

  It’s so crazy because for months I’ve been complaining about how I felt like God hasn’t been listening to me and not moving In my life, and I would cry for days and days and Esther’s name kept popping up on my phone and people at my church would keep talking about Esther’s story. Then one day I decided to finally learn about her and it honestly gives me so much hope for the future in my lowest of times, i don’t know what the future looks like but I know if I live for God I will eventually understand all the pain I went through.

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  @mylesbennett7025 · 4 years ago

  Okay so them totally fasting for 3 days (no food or drink) was definitely worth mentioning. They humbled themselves completely before God in private AS A UNIT and prayed for 3 whole days for God’s attention. THAT (in my opinion) was the action that saw them through. Fasting, Prayer and God worked this amazing turn around. Much love

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  @raybradley1408 · 5 years ago

  Haman being impaled with the spike he intended to use on mordecai reminds me of psalms. When it says that the enemy will fall into the traps they set for us.

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  @KyleNoelMusic · 10 years ago

  if my teachers at school taught like this id never miss school lol

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  @BibleMunch · 10 years ago

  Esther is proof that God works in our lives in amazing ways, without us even knowing about it at first. <br><br>Praise God for what your going through, no matter what it is, because he is using that to lead you to something amazing!

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  @jaylachryshell · 2 years ago

  Anyone here in 2024?❤

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  @yeshuaKingofkings3 · 1 year ago

  2025 anyone?🙏✝️

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  @RookieRogu · 5 years ago

  Ruth and Esther are probably my favourite books because they show God working without being openly acknowledged.<br>Like a hidden friend who wants the best for you without being seen.<br>The best bit about God working this way is how you can look back and see all the little things he does to help which make a big difference.

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