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Esther: An Introduction and Commentary

Joyce Baldwin helps us look more closely at the beauty and power of a queen who risked her own life to save her people. The message of the book of Esther reveals the God who quietly—and sometimes unexpectedly—orders the events of our lives.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 126 pages

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