Faithfulness That Never Fails

It ought not go unnoticed that the book of Esther begins with a feast and ends with a feast. The book opens with the account of a feast of Ahasuerus. The feast of the enlarges and delivered Jews is presented to us in the closing verses of the book. However, although, we have in these passages feasts of two very distinctly different groups of people, they are feast that have one significant element in common. Both are carnal, worldly feasts or banquets that revolve around fleshly gladness and...