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Esther
Book • 1883
Written by Henry Adams in 1884, 'Esther' is a novel that delves into the complexities of a modern, rationalist woman's response to romantic and religious pressures.
The story follows Esther Dudley, a sophisticated and free-thinking woman, as she navigates her feelings for Reverend Stephen Hazard, a charismatic and high-minded preacher.
The novel is set against a backdrop of debates about religion, science, art, and poetry, and it reflects Adams' exploration of the 'woman question' of his time.
Esther's character is partly based on Adams' wife, Clover, and the novel touches on themes of bereavement, intellectual curiosity, and the struggle for independence in a society dominated by traditional values.
The story follows Esther Dudley, a sophisticated and free-thinking woman, as she navigates her feelings for Reverend Stephen Hazard, a charismatic and high-minded preacher.
The novel is set against a backdrop of debates about religion, science, art, and poetry, and it reflects Adams' exploration of the 'woman question' of his time.
Esther's character is partly based on Adams' wife, Clover, and the novel touches on themes of bereavement, intellectual curiosity, and the struggle for independence in a society dominated by traditional values.
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Mentioned in 7 episodes
Mentioned in the context of the Council of Trent affirming the books in the Latin Vulgate.

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#179 Throwing Out Scripture to Save Sola Scriptura - Joe Heschmeyer
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as containing the story of Queen Esther saving the Jewish people.


Greg Laurie

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What I Believe About Israel, Iran, and End Times
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as a book illustrating the importance of upholding the covenant even in the absence of overt divine intervention.

Mitchell Rocklin

The Hebrew Bible: A Covenantal Walk-Through
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in relation to the story of Mordecai and Haman.


Jon Collins

Is the Tree of Life Practical? Tree Q+R 2
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when discussing books that offer a different perspective on the biblical narrative.


Tim Mackie

Solomon: The Wisest of the Fools - Wisdom E3
Mentioned as a book of the Old Testament, which the new series will be about this fall.

Prayer Service
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as containing the story of Esther, where Haman is hanged on his own gallows.

Matt

GAL251 - You and I are Pervious (real word) to Mockery, but God is Impervious
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comme une pièce commandée à Jean Racine par Madame de Maintenon pour être jouée par les jeunes filles de Saint-Cyr.


Franck Ferrand

Racine écrit pour les demoiselles de Saint-Cyr : ses pièces « Esther » et « Athalie » ont été parasitées par les intrigues de cour
Mentioned when talking about alterations to the content and framing of Old Testament books.

The Septuagint — Timelines and Other Alterations
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to explain how Purim celebrates the theme of surviving persecution.

James Sedlacek

#42 UNDERSTANDING TORAH LIVING + Dr. James Sedlacek
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as one of the historical books, telling the story of a woman called Esther, who is a Jewish woman, an Israelite, who becomes the queen of Persia.

Caitlin West

97 - The Books of the Bible: The Old Testament Pt. 1
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as a resource for understanding God's providence in the book of Esther.

Emma Dotter

S4:118 Esther 6-10
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as one of only two books in the Bible named after a woman.


Alistair Begg

Introducing Esther (Part 1 of 2)
Mentioned by Rana Berger when discussing the story of Esther.

Ronna Burger on Reading Esther as a Philosopher (Rebroadcast)
Mentioned as a thrilling tale of political intrigue and suspense and deliverance.

Introducing Esther (Part 1 of 2)
Referenced to verse 14 of chapter 4.

Introducing Esther (Part 2 of 2)