We wrap up our 10-part series on Hadassah, the orphan Jewish girl who grows up to be Esther, the queen of the Persian Empire. We explore how both Esther and her cousin, Mordecai, are types of Christ. We also discuss the reasons why this book is included in the Biblical canon. We end the episode with monologues from the rabbi of Susa who mentored Esther, from Mordecai, and finally from Esther.
In the Book of Ezekiel, the shepherd metaphor is richly employed to describe various themes and messages. Initially, it depicts the leaders of Israel...
The Book of Isaiah significantly influenced the New Testament, particularly in the writings of the Gospel authors and Paul. This influence is manifest in...
Paul's ministry in Corinth, a bustling Roman colony in Greece, was a pivotal point in the spread of Christianity. The city's diverse population and...
