Significant Silence
This article was written by Rev. Heys and published in the October 15, 1983 issue of the Standard Bearer. ____________________ The second chapter of the book of Esther is very revealing, if one does not approach it with a mind biased by the general notions concerning the principal characters in the book but lets the facts speak for themselves. It reveals nothing but deeds of unbelief both on the part of the Gentiles mentioned, of whom it can be expected, but also of the Jews, who knew the law...
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