David Guzik commentary on Esther 7, where Esther requests of the king to spare her life as a Jew, and Haman gets executed.

1. Pride brought down. He that expected every one to do him homage is now made an ignominious spectacle to the world, and he himself sacrificed to his revenge.

The book of Esther portrays the fears and complexities of living as a Jew in a foreign land, and it wrestles with how to survive and thrive under rulers who are ...

The hatred Haman had for Mordecai had only intensified as he saw the king exalt Mordecai and not himself before the adoring crowds.

Study Esther 7 using Matthew Henry's Bible Commentary (concise) to better understand Scripture with full outline and verse meaning.

1. The Lord just used the same "measuring cup" for him! · 2. We must be careful about our judgment of other people because we will be judged with the same "cup.".

Having hidden her identity as a Jew, in obedience to Mordecai's instruction (2:10), Esther now reveals both her own identity and that of her adversary: “A foe ...

21 авг. 2023 г. · Esther 7 serves as a powerful reminder that faith, courage, and righteousness can overcome even the most formidable adversities.

Esther denouNCES Haman, and the king condemns him to be impaled on the cross prepared for Haman (Esther 7:1-10).

Esther 7 Commentary The time has come for Esther to speak up. It was not God's timing earlier because many events had to unfold.