Book of Esther
Book of Esther
— Not one Jew was hurt in the Book of Esther.
— Jews killed over 75,000 people they didn’t like.
— Jews kept a figurehead leader (Ahasuerus) even though the Jews were the power behind the throne.
— Jews were not the victims in the Book of Esther.
— Jews claimed victimhood in Esther while murdering others.
— Jews gave Zero thanks to God for anything in Esther.
— Jews set up a new holiday (Purim) that Moses did not recognize.
— Jews name their new holiday (Purim) after destiny and chance (Pur). They honored chance over God.
— Jews give no thanks to God in the Book of Esther.
— Purim is of the Jews, by the Jews, and for the Jews, not for God.
— The Jews decided that anyone could become a Jew (Esther 8:17)
— The non-Hebrews were terrified of the murderous Jews (Esther 8:17).
— The Book of Esther lays down the principle that Jews would institutionalize victimhood to justify the mass murder of others and to rule behind the scenes.
Haman was right; the Jews were a threat to his nation and civilization. So they killed him, just like they killed the prophets and killed Jesus Christ.
The Book of Esther is critical in understanding modern Jewry; they are the people who rejected the God of the Patriarchs.