Opening Up Esther Notelets along with their trusty canine

along with their trusty canine sidekick Clueford

Graham Nicholls

Whether you have Christian faith

The inevitable conclusion in Book 6 is that we should read the Bible regularly

This book does not seek trite

Opening Up Esther Notelets along with their trusty canineThe Book of Esther reads like a story from the Arabian Nights. A Jewish girl marries the great Persian King Xerxes, and is able to save her people when the evil chief minister Haman plots to kill them. Haman is hanged and Esthers cousin Mordecai takes his place. Jews celebrate these events every year to this day in the Feast of Purim, but there are also important lessons for Christians, especially concerning the hidden providence of God, both in the