Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
Place - Persian Empire
Time - 483 bc
Setting - Captivity,
King - Xerxes - On one occasion, Ahasuerus executed the builders of a bridge because an ocean storm destroyed it; then he commanded that the water and waves be whipped and chained to punish the sea.
On a serious note, the story of Esther raises the question of how Jews should maintain their distinctive standards and way of life in a pagan world.
The answer seems to be that they must seek the good of their ruler and their neighbours, and put their trust in God in times of persecution.
Although the Jews kill many of their enemies at the end of the story of Esther, and see the sons of Haman hanged, there is a strong message in their refusal to take any plunder from their victims.
They will defend themselves against injustice, but their welfare and hope is in God alone.
Esther 2:7-
esther 2:
Esther 1
esther 4:12-
esther
esther 5:5-
esther 7:
esther 7:
Tell a story of someone who was born into a family, loved, left and went out into the world, ran from God,
esther 8:5-
Characteristics
1. Esther remains faithful in a very difficult situation.
2. Esther remains steadfast in a very fearful situation.
3. Esther remains faithful in a very evil situation.
Application:
Set your foundation
Prepare
Generosity
Wait
Matthew 28:
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