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CHURCH ON RANDALL PLACE SERMON NOTES 3~/8~/09
“FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS” A STUDY IN ESTHER
TODAY’S MESSAGE: “THE OLDER SHALL SERVE THE YOUNGER” ESTHER 3
I. Introduction
a.
The consequences of not eliminating completely that which seeks our demise.
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Old enemies (sins) may lay dormant for years but eventually will erupt.
II.
Mordecai the Hero (2:21-23)
a. Assassination plot discovered.
Logged into the kings record.
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Introducing the Villain (3:1-9)
a. Haman gets promoted (how unfair).
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Haman is an Agagite
b. Honor required
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Mordecai will not give honor to Haman.
Why not?
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This has nothing to do w~/ worshipping men; it is simply a form of respect.
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