No Coincidence

“….And who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” (Esther 4:14b).

Between yesterday’s text and today verse, several events have taken place—the primary one being Haman is now prime minister. He abuses his power and plots to have all the Jews killed. He presents his case to the king, making him think the Jews deserve to die. Mordecai gets word to the now Queen Esther. He pleads with her to go to the king to have the evil Haman’s decree overturned.  Knowing the great risk she would take to go to the king without being summoned Esther is willing to take this risk to save her people. God had placed her in the kingdom “for such a time as this.”  He would watch over and protect her. In the meantime, Esther asks for prayer and fasting from the Jews.

God’s hand was upon Esther. It was no coincidence that she ended up in the palace. God placed her there.  Never question the plan of God for your life. Be ready to be used wherever He places you.  Tomorrow we learn about a banquet that ends with a hanging.

Sue Winchester
Missouri

PRAY TOGETHER: Pray for midweek service workers at your church who juggle jobs, home responsibilities and family activities, while often battling end of the day fatigue in order to be part of this ministry. Ask God to give them added strength and blessings as they attend and serve.

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