David Guzik commentary on Esther 6, where Mordecai receives honor from the king inspire of Haman's attempt to bring him down, and gets humiliated instead.

Chapter 6 · 1. Better honour than nothing. If we cannot, or need not, make recompence to those who have been kind to us, yet let us do them honour by ...

8 дек. 2004 г. · With chapter 6 we come to the turning point in the book. Within this chapter we observe a series of events that unmistakably point to God's sovereign hand.

This chapter underlines the theme of God's providence as it documents an ironic twist of fate in which Mordecai, a Jewish official, is honored by King Xerxes, ...

Bible study lesson from the book of Esther chapter 6 looking at the providence and workings of God for believers in all ages.

Esther 6 · Text · The king discovers the failure to reward Mordecai (6:1–3) · Haman advises the king how to reward the man whom the king wishes to honor (6:4–10).

Ahasuerus, being wakeful during the night, has the book of the chronicles read to him, and finds that Mordecai has received no reward.

Introduction: Haman had succeeded in issuing an order calling for the Jews' extermination, and he had ordered for gallows to be built to hang Mordecai.

Take time to settle your heart, focus your thoughts and ask the Lord to help you see with clear eyes. Esther Ch. 6 Read the passage, without interruption, two ...

1On that night the king could not sleep. And he gave orders to bring the book of memorable deeds, the chronicles, and they were read before the king.