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Esther - Summary

The S/savior of the Jews is… Esther – Summary Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s an allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Chapter 1 Potential sympathy for Vashti No deep OBVIOUS theological message...

posted @ Saturday, January 21, 2006 1:52 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Chapter 10

Mort’s the Man Esther – Chapter 10 Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s an allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Chapter 1 Potential sympathy for Vashti No deep OBVIOUS theological message in Chapter...

posted @ Saturday, January 21, 2006 1:49 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Chapter 9

The Day of the Jews: before (, during) and after Esther – Chapter 9 Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s an allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Chapter 1 Potential sympathy for...

posted @ Saturday, January 21, 2006 1:48 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Chapter 8

The Jews are saved……again…this time, anyway. Esther – Chapter 8 Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s an allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Chapter 1 Potential sympathy for Vashti No deep OBVIOUS theological...

posted @ Saturday, January 21, 2006 1:47 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Chapter 7

Haman’s friends were right……bummer for Haman Esther – Chapter 7 Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s a allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Chapter 1 Potential sympathy for Vashti No deep OBVIOUS theological...

posted @ Saturday, January 21, 2006 1:46 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Chapter 6

From pride to humiliation Esther – Chapter 6 Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s a allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Chapter 1 Potential sympathy for Vashti No deep OBVIOUS theological message in...

posted @ Saturday, January 21, 2006 1:45 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Chapter 5

Pride before the fall… Esther – Chapter 5 Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s a allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Chapter 1 Potential sympathy for Vashti No deep OBVIOUS theological message in...

posted @ Saturday, January 21, 2006 1:44 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Chapter 4

The reluctant, encouraged. Esther – Chapter 4 Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s a allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Chapter 1 Potential sympathy for Vashti No deep OBVIOUS theological message in Chapter...

posted @ Saturday, January 21, 2006 1:43 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Chapter 2

“…this pleased the King.”  Well, DUH! Esther – Chapter 2 Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s a allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Chapter 1 Potential sympathy for Vashti No deep OBVIOUS theological...

posted @ Saturday, January 21, 2006 1:42 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Chapter 3

Mort needs new friends… Esther – Chapter 3 Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s a allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Chapter 1 Potential sympathy for Vashti No deep OBVIOUS theological message in...

posted @ Saturday, January 21, 2006 1:42 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Chapter 1

Persian parties, problematic pretties, and a pitiful potentate Esther – Chapter 1 Review History Review When : Time – Some say 486-465 B.C or 464-415 B.C.  Few say 135-104 B.C., during Maccabean period, but that disclaims/discredits the historical value of the story and assumes it’s a allegorical story. When : Relative to Daniel – After.  Daniel was Babylonian to the start of Persian Empires. Esther is entirely within Persian Empire. Who : about – Esther.  A Jewish girl. Who: wrote it – Unknown.  A palace slave?  Mordacai?  Nehemiah?  Jew or Gentile?  Probably Jewish.  Probably Nehemiah. Introduction What’s your opinion of Esther (thus...

posted @ Saturday, October 29, 2005 6:39 PM | Feedback (0) |

Esther - Intro/Overview

Esther Introduction By Aaron Ryan Discuss the 5 recurring themes to look for while reading scripture in addition to looking for the 5 W’s and an H (who, what, where, when, why and how ) discussed in the inductive study method (see connectionpoint.ketteman.com for inductive study overview). The character of God Judgment for Sin and Disobedience Blessings for Faith and Obedience Jesus Christ and Sacrifice for Sin Coming Kingdom and Glory What does each of these mean? What did you learn about God during LOM? He is Sovereign. He will provide. He keeps his promises. Based on...

posted @ Saturday, October 29, 2005 6:38 PM | Feedback (1) |

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