Esther 6
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Commentary
Esther chapter 6 is a pivotal moment in the book of Esther. It is here that Mordecai is finally rewarded for his loyalty and faithfulness to the king. After Mordecai had saved the king from an assassination plot, the king had forgotten to reward him. However, in this chapter, the king finally remembers and decides to honor Mordecai with a royal robe and a horse. The king's decision to honor Mordecai is significant because it shows that he is a just ruler who rewards those who serve him faithfully. It also serves as a reminder to the reader that God is always watching and will reward those who are faithful to Him. The chapter also serves as a reminder of the importance of humility. Mordecai humbly refuses the king's offer of a royal robe and a horse, instead asking that the king honor him in a way that is fitting for a Jew. This is a powerful example of humility and faithfulness to God. Overall, Esther chapter 6 is an important chapter in the book of Esther. It serves as a reminder of the importance of faithfulness and humility, and of God's justice and mercy.
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