In the Bible, which woman is described as being "majestic above all other women in Israel"?
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My Faith and Health - 3 Strange Biblical Facts, Sweet Hydration, Queen Esther, John 11:35
Bonus Joke ๐ and Strange Bible Facts...
In today's My Faith and Health Edition:
๐ฆธ Bible Trivia (and Joke): Most Majestic Women of Israel
๐ ๏ธMy Faith: 3 Strange Biblical Facts
๐ My Health: Sweet Hydration!
๐ Majestic Women: Queen Esther
โ๏ธ Bible Verse of the Week: John 11:35
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Trivia QuestionโAnswer at the bottom of the newsletter |
Joke of the Week |
Why did the Bible characters start an all-natural health club? Because they wanted to work on their faith muscles and build some "holy" gains! |
My Faith |
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My Faith |
The article discusses twelve prophetic signs that indicate we are living in the end times. |
My Health |
A secret hack for all-natural health is to prioritize hydration with infused water. Infusing water with various fruits, herbs, and even vegetables like cucumber can provide numerous benefits. |
My Health News |
The article discusses the United Nations' increasing authority over national healthcare systems, raising concerns about a global power grab. |
Majestic Woman - Queen Esther |
Today we honor an incredible Biblical "Majestic Woman" Here's a summary of who she is and why she's such an important figure in the Bible and an inspiration to women worldwide. In the ancient Persian kingdom ruled by King Ahasuerus (also known as Xerxes), Queen Vashti is dethroned for refusing the king's orders. A search for a new queen leads to Esther, a young Jewish woman raised by her cousin Mordecai. Keeping her Jewish identity a secret, she gains favor and becomes queen. Mordecai uncovers a plot to assassinate the king, and Esther relays the information, saving the king's life. Haman, a high-ranking official, plans to annihilate the Jews after Mordecai refuses to bow to him. He deceives the king into issuing a death decree against all Jews. Mordecai urges Esther to intervene, overcoming her initial reluctance. After three days of fasting, she courageously approaches the king, risking her life, and invites him and Haman to a banquet. That night, the king, unable to sleep, discovers he has not rewarded Mordecai for saving him. At the second banquet, Esther reveals her identity and exposes Haman's plot. Haman is hanged, Mordecai is honored, and a new decree is issued, saving the Jews. Esther's bravery and wisdom become legendary, solidifying her as a mighty woman of faith and action. |
Majestic Woman - Queen Esther Video |
Bible Project Video (Click Here) - What is the book of Esther about in the Bible? Watch as we explain its major themes and gain a deeper understanding of its place in the biblical story. |
Bible Message - John 11:35 |
Ah, the verse that perplexes many: "Jesus wept." John 11:35. The shortest verse in the Bible, yet one of the most profound. Why did the omnipotent Savior, capable of raising the dead, weep? Was it mere sentimentality? Oh no, my friends. In those two words, we find the very essence of Christ's connection with humanity. Jesus did not weep because He was powerless; He wept because He felt the depths of human sorrow, the sting of death that He Himself would soon face. He wept out of absolute understanding and compassion. Here, He models for us how to engage with the sufferings of this worldโnot with aloofness but with tears. So when you find yourselves in the throes of hardship or amidst a hurting world, remember, it is no sin to weep. For in our tears, we find the sacred echo of Jesus Himself, pointing us toward the hope of resurrection and eternal comfort. Amen. |
๐ก Answer to Trivia Question: Queen Esther. |
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