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    The novel begins with a woman named Ruth Young‚ a self-sustaining woman who works at home as a Ghost-Writer. One day‚ she comes across a stack of papers written in Chinese and remembers that her mother‚ LuLing‚ had written them for her. As much as she wants to have them translated‚ Ruth carries a lot on her plate. Having to deal with her unsupportive husband‚ her job and most importantly her slowly dementing mother‚ Ruth finally finds time to have them translated. In the papers she finds an

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    supernatural strength of Esther. Esther was supernaturally deployed in her place and time to preserve the Jews. God’s plan was for Jesus Christ to be born a Jew and if Haman had his way‚ he would have killed all the Jews in King Ahasuerus’s entire province. Of course this is yet another plot of the enemy in attempt to stop the birth of Jesus our Lord and Savior. Throughout the bible‚ the enemy tries to stop the seed in the woman that God planted for the salvation of His children. Esther received supernatural

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    The author’s purpose in writing the Book of Esther was to emphasize the importance of the Jewish people in God’s plan and to have them remember his divine providence. We can also find examples of leadership traits mentioned in its pages. The well-crafted plot uses several literary tools to make key points and provide humor. Most notable is the use of irony‚ motif and subversion throughout the text. A profound example of irony occurs in Esther 6:1-6:11‚ when Haman mistakenly believes that King Ahasuerus

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    At first glance‚ Esther is simply a lost girl who hates boys and hates making decisions. She is just like any other young female adult in that way and is able to draw empathy out of people due to that. As the book progresses‚ however‚ Esther becomes less of a sympathetic character and transforms into a direct critique on the treatment of the mentally ill and also a beacon of hope for those who are experiencing some type of mental illness. Through use of diction and repetition in this passage‚ the

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    From the beginning of the story of Esther on‚ social position is very important (Day‚ pp. 24). The book of Esther opens with an elaborate description of banquets organized by king Ahasuerus‚ first for all his officials and ministers (180 days) and later for all the people present in the citadel of Susa (7 days) as a display of “the wealth of his kingdom and the splendor and pomp of his majesty” (NSRV‚ Esther 1:4). However‚ in Esther 1:9 we read that queen Vashti “gave a banquet for the women” (NSRV)

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    Connect the Dots- Esther Recently‚ in our Old Testament class we went over the book of Esther. Although it is a short book and it may be often overlooked‚ Esther was a great woman of God and we can learn many things from her. She was a woman of courage‚ bravery‚ determination‚ and showed how if we love God and stand up for what is right‚ God will always be by our side. She didn’t falter in her faith and stood strong in the face of adversity and danger and God used her to help save his people from

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    good friends with John Kennedy. When John became president‚ Esther became one of the first labor-union officials to support him. Esther had always been treated poorly by past jobs and Esther was done putting up with. She wanted to make a change and that she did. Esther’s husband was dying with cancer around the time Kennedy had won so Esther wanted a job she would feel comfortable doing. When Kennedy had asked her what job she would like Esther said she would like to work in the Women’s Bureau. “The

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    A Hermeneutical Paper A Paper on the Book of Ruth In Biblical Hermeneutics Presented to Michael Szuk Columbia Bible College By

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    a result‚ become influential heroes. In most of the circumstances they faced‚ the Biblical characters expressed heroic qualities that undoubtedly demonstrated their remarkable nature and willingness to follow the Lord. This was true for Jonathan‚ Esther‚ and John the Baptist. If a new hero was created‚ the person would possess the same characteristics that made them exceptional people: courage‚ selflessness‚ and humility. A new hero should learn from Jonathan and how he ultimately obtained his

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    Beyond Backlash By Ruth Rosen 1. In the reading Beyond Backlash Ruth Rosen discusses that when succeeding in women activism there are going to be complications and it is sometimes going to seem that by solving one problem another problem is created‚ but this is necessary to maintain succession. She says that people are afraid to support and succeed in something because of the backlash that will result and talks about why they should act anyway. Another thing Rosen really wants to get across is global feminism

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