I can't get over the fact that I just reread this story last Saturday.
Although I didn't make it to the end.
I think there's a lesson of proportionality here. Mordecai's "crime" against Haman wasn't worthy of a death sentence for one of God's chosen people, much less all of them!
I'll write a part 2 to this someday. Since the kings edicts couldnt be repealed, he had to issue a Stand Your Ground law, enabling Jews to defend themselves. There is truly nothing new under the sun
I can't get over the fact that I just reread this story last Saturday.
Although I didn't make it to the end.
I think there's a lesson of proportionality here. Mordecai's "crime" against Haman wasn't worthy of a death sentence for one of God's chosen people, much less all of them!
I'll write a part 2 to this someday. Since the kings edicts couldnt be repealed, he had to issue a Stand Your Ground law, enabling Jews to defend themselves. There is truly nothing new under the sun