The Purim; Esther's story leaves a sour taste in the mouths of Jewish scholars. There is hardly virtue to learn from the book. Vashti and Esther were victims of circumstance in a foreign land, one was Jewish slave girl, one was an offspring of Nebuchadnezzar. Submission isn't the https://twitter.com/chef_amakaa/status/1283044824543907842

Central theme in Esther. Esther's risking her life against the law is the heroic act there, it was not her initial stance, she realized later that if she did nothing she will still die. Vashti was deposed as queen in a fit of drunken rage capitalised upon by advisors, he was no

Good man. A man that would want to show off the vain beauty of his wife to drunken lords; a Persian king that was so gullible is now your model of a good man? Even He regretted his actions but it was irrevocable.Esther did not only disobey command, she broke the law.She for die!

The only difference was one fasted and like it happens for the Nation of Isreal a genocide was prevented. If Christians use slavery in the land of a godless Persia, with the pimping and objectification of a young Jewish virgin to push agenda think again. Even Jews hate the story!