[Uncle Chip]

You can go to Christ directly but I’ll go with His Mom to get to Christ and will see who gets their first. She can’t save, but she can stay His fury because of my sins. She can take my requests and prayers to him just as the Queen Mothers brought the requests of the people to the Juda Kings.

The only recorded request brought by a Queen Mother to a King in all of the history of Judah was that of Queen Bathsheba on behalf of Adonijah to King Solomon -- and it resulted in the death of Adonijah [I Kings 2:25]. Take a lesson --

[Grudgebringer]

Just because it was the only recorded one doesn’t mean many requests didn’t happen. That was the role of the Queen Mother to bring requests to the King.

Just because it isn’t written didn’t mean it didn’t happen.

“There were also a great number of other signs which Jesus performed in the presence of the disciples, which are not recorded in this book.”

[Running On Empty]

The Book of Esther is rich with typological, allegorical and analogical references to a Queen interceding with the king to save her people.

I regret that I only have a limited number of hours on the weekends to explain this at length. By next weekend, this thread will be in the misty flats somewhere.

Perhaps I can come back for a few minutes later this morning to offer some significant quotes from that Book of Esther.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

The only recorded request brought by a Queen Mother to a King in all of the history of Judah was that of Queen Bathsheba on behalf of Adonijah to King Solomon -- and it resulted in the death of Adonijah [I Kings 2:25]. Take a lesson --

LOL.