The Bible In Paintings, #169: ESTHER – "IF I PERISH, I PERISH", Part 1

Bing Images ^ | c.2200 BC - c.95 AD | by the Father, Son & Holy Spirit

[Hebrews 11:6]

Teichert faithully illustrated the text, which specifically calls her “beautiful.”

[Ezekiel]

Your posts are every timely on the political front, where God is “nowhere” in the narrative, as in the Megillah.

A very Happy New Year to you and yours.

[Hebrews 11:6]

Any timeliness is not my doing, of course, and while some believers may “feel” abandoned, they’re simply letting the evil ones mess with them—as you know well. Back tomorrow with Part 2: time marches on! God will continue being in complete control of your new year, and I wish for you vivid awareness and enjoyment of, and cooperation with, His continuing guidance, protection and benevolence.

[OneVike]

Very well presented. I’ll refer the the discussion we had on Mordecai’s post. It pretty much covered all bases for me.

Happy New Year, and may the Lord bless you and yours dear brother.

[Hebrews 11:6]

Same to ya, Chuck. My New Year started out right: I’m a USC alum, and Notre Dame just got their fannies thumped.

[Maudeen]

Off to a great New Year's in The Bible in Paintings series. Thanks for your faithfulness.

[Hebrews 11:6]

Having way too much fun—literally—to stop. Happiest of New Years, Pat!