Mordecai is Honored (Esther 6:1-14)

Recording Date: 2014-11-30
Speaker: JB Bond, Th.M (Senior Pastor)
Topic of Study: The Book of Esther
Description: The king is surprised by the fact that Mordecai was not rewarded for saving his life. Haman is surprised by what the king does for Mordecai. Haman and Mordecai have a very confusing moment at the King's Gate.

[@RhodaHill]

Thank you pastor. Powerful ministration.

[@jbbond580]

YOU ARE SUCH AN ENCOURAGEMENT TO ME. GOD BLESS YOU

[@plumalynne1399]

Gods grace is more powerful than any plan of the enemy.

[@johnbuchan3678]

Pastor Bond, your questions are excellent. May I ask your opinion? At Esther 6:13, Haman’s wife Zeresh showed that she knew that anyone who tried to kill Jews (God’s people) would be killed. But at Esther 5:14, Zeresh had suggested that Haman kill Mordecai (the leader of the Jews) by hanging him on a stake. When Zeresh made that suggestion do you think was she was intentionally deceiving Haman into getting himself killed?

[@kwasiamooko6463]

Its takes the grace of God for mordecai, a slave to tell the king what his people want to do to him,May God help as to stand like Mordecai and Ester 🙏🙏🙏

[@miamia2919]

great analysis

[@rosemariecometa]

Thank you. I understand now.

[@superteacher7941]

The king could not sleep that night
So he decided to read a book
The book of his legal records
He decided to take a look
He was reminded of the time
When Mordecai reported the plot
The king wanted to know
How he had been thanked for his troth
Nothing had been done
Not yet for this man
The king wanted to reward him
Thank him for his stand
Haman had just arrived
To ask for Mordecai's death
The king asked for Haman's presence
They hadn't spoken just yet
He asked what should I do
To honor a good man
Hey man thought he would get
All that he can
He must be speaking of me
I am the man he upholds
I would give him a royal horse
Put on him a royal robe
I was slowly parade this man
Through the city streets
Proclaiming his royal honor
For all of the people to see
Go do these things at once
You'll leave the horse, yes you
Do all that you recommended
For Mordecai the Jew
Haman robed Mordecai
Led him through the city streets
Proclaiming his honor for all
For all the people to hear and see
Mordecai went back to rest
Sit down at the palace gate
Haman rush home and told his wife
All about his day
She said he must forget
About his malicious plan
Because now the Jew he hated
Was a famed and honored man
Haman was not happy
For he knew what she said was true
How did the tables turn?
Now he must honor the Jew
It's time for Esther's banquet
Where the king wants to hear her voice
Haman had to hurry
To attend he had no choice
(By Esther Coleman-Spells)
I hope you enjoyed the poem for Esther 6.

[@rebeccahutchings1520]

The way with evil people and your destiny is either heaven or hell depending on HOW you enter the kingdom of God, is they go from powerful thing to powerful thing, and that means, each sacred thing and then the next sacred thing and so on. That's why they seem to get away with it.

[@joshmontemayor1212]

Regular Show brought me here.

[@carolturko3166]

What is his name

[@jesuswithus2635]

Amen

[@johnhero3935]

Your friend from south

[@jbbond580]

GOD BLESS YOU

[@kwasiamooko6463]

I really like this part 14:16

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