Esther - Queen of Destiny

The class explores the first feast in the book of Esther, drawing parallels to the construction of the tabernacle and the consecration of Aaron's sons. It emphasizes the theme of obedience and the consequences of disobedience, using the story of Vashti and the natural nation of Israel as examples.

The class explores the biblical narrative of Esther, focusing on the search for a new queen and the preparation of Esther as a type of the faithful bride of Christ. It emphasizes the importance of spiritual preparation and the role of grace in God's selection of the faithful.

The class discusses Esther chapter 3, focusing on Haman's decree to exterminate the Jews and Mordecai's refusal to bow to Haman. It highlights themes of faith, obedience, and the contrast between Mordecai's steadfastness and Haman's sin.

The class explores Esther's decision to fast and approach the king to save the Jews, emphasizing Mordecai's symbolic fast as a type of Christ's death and resurrection. It highlights the themes of faith, atonement, and the triumph of the spirit over flesh, using Esther and Mordecai's actions as types and shadows of Christ's sacrifice.

The class focuses on the pivotal banquet scene in Esther, where Esther exposes Haman's plot against the Jews and the king's subsequent judgment of Haman. It draws parallels between Esther's story and Christ's atonement, resurrection, and the importance of faith and love.

The class covers Esther's plea to King Ahasuerus to reverse Haman's decree against the Jews, symbolizing the plea for deliverance from death. It explores themes of atonement, resurrection, and the enduring effects of sin and death, emphasizing the need for faith and rejoicing in God's deliverance.