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"If I Perish, I Perish" - Queen Esther's Great Decision (Esther 4)
In this episode of the Following Jesus podcast, we’re looking Queen Esther's great decision. When the Jewish people are sentenced to death, Mordecai calls her to save her people, by challenging her, “Who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” Esther has many excuses and reasons why she can’t do anything about it. But being faced with the seemingly impossible task, Esther decides to go to the king. And she gives the famous resolve, “If I perish, I perish.”
Hey! I’m David Cipriano, and I’m a youth pastor whose goal is to teach the Bible to as many people as possible.
Connect with me on Instagram and TikTok! @itsdavidcipriano
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Bible passages referenced in the video:
Esther 4:1, Esther 4:2, Esther 4:3, Esther 4:4, Esther 4:8 Esther 4:10, Esther 4:11, Esther 4:13, Esther 4:14, Esther 4:16, Matthew 5:9
All Bible verses are in the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible.
This video covers topics including and related to Queen Esther, Persia, Medo-Persia, God, Bible, Old Testament, evidence of God, Bible study podcast, King Ahasuerus, King Xerxes, Haman, Vashti, Mordecai, Jew, obeying God, Nebuchadnezzar, Babylon, Persia, Israelites, Jewish people, genocide, death date, execution, if I perish I perish, for such a time as this, stop making excuses, big decisions, beatitudes, mourning, standing up for what’s right, being prepared, being committed, taking risks, Bible verses explained, Hatach the chamberlain, the king’s golden sceptre, fasting.
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By David CiprianoIn this episode of the Following Jesus podcast, we’re looking Queen Esther's great decision. When the Jewish people are sentenced to death, Mordecai calls her to save her people, by challenging her, “Who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” Esther has many excuses and reasons why she can’t do anything about it. But being faced with the seemingly impossible task, Esther decides to go to the king. And she gives the famous resolve, “If I perish, I perish.”
Hey! I’m David Cipriano, and I’m a youth pastor whose goal is to teach the Bible to as many people as possible.
Connect with me on Instagram and TikTok! @itsdavidcipriano
I’m a brand ambassador for Elevated Faith! Buy clothing that helps you share the gospel, and save 15% with my ambassador link!
https://elevatedfaith.com/discount/DCipriano1555
Bible passages referenced in the video:
Esther 4:1, Esther 4:2, Esther 4:3, Esther 4:4, Esther 4:8 Esther 4:10, Esther 4:11, Esther 4:13, Esther 4:14, Esther 4:16, Matthew 5:9
All Bible verses are in the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible.
This video covers topics including and related to Queen Esther, Persia, Medo-Persia, God, Bible, Old Testament, evidence of God, Bible study podcast, King Ahasuerus, King Xerxes, Haman, Vashti, Mordecai, Jew, obeying God, Nebuchadnezzar, Babylon, Persia, Israelites, Jewish people, genocide, death date, execution, if I perish I perish, for such a time as this, stop making excuses, big decisions, beatitudes, mourning, standing up for what’s right, being prepared, being committed, taking risks, Bible verses explained, Hatach the chamberlain, the king’s golden sceptre, fasting.