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Book of Esther Christanon 07/06/18 (Fri) 20:11:54 26d28b No.671432

Is the story of the Book of Esther an example of how the religion of the Old Testament started to become more corrupt and evil?

To me, it seems like Mordecai and Esther are the first examples of subversion and crypto-jewery.

Christanon 07/06/18 (Fri) 20:31:37 2caada No.671438

>>671432

No. winnie the pooh off /pol/.

Christanon 07/06/18 (Fri) 20:37:46 f6fdc3 No.671439

http://www.texemarrs.com/072005/prophecies_in_esther.htm

Christanon 07/06/18 (Fri) 20:41:33 27b35d No.671440

No, it's a book showing how God still works providentially even if He can't be experienced empirically at the moment. 1/10 do more reading before coming here /pol/-non.

Christanon 07/07/18 (Sat) 14:53:48 0c2e53 No.671715

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>>671432

When I read that book I too was conflicted with the way the Jews acted, such as the killing of the antagonist's sons despite me seeing no account of their crimes or the fact that Jews were given legal rights by the King to kill thousands of their enemies inside the kingdom. Also when I read that Mordecai didn't bow down to Haman I saw that as pride on Mordecai's part. Nonetheless, I didn't live in that time and I am likely to be wrong in my opinion of these events.

My understanding is that not everything written in the book of Esther is endorsed by God, just like Solomon marrying many wives wasn't endorsed by God.

Christanon 07/07/18 (Sat) 15:27:48 557658 No.671726

>>671715

To be fair, would you bend the knee to some Muslim? Mordecai wasn't in the wring here, and Haman was seeking their extermination. These weren't Ashkenazi either.