Esther 6 Commentary

God orchestrates events to rescue His people at precisely the right moment.

This verse highlights the king’s rediscovery of Mordecai’s loyalty, a critical turning point that ultimately leads to the deliverance of the Jewish people.

God does not forget acts of faithfulness.

Haman’s attempt to secure Mordecai’s execution ironically becomes the doorway to his own eventual undoing.

This verse depicts the crucial royal summons granting Haman access to the king, while unknowingly ushering him toward his own downfall and ensuring the preservation of the Jews.

Haman’s self-centered assumption reveals the precarious nature of pride.

This verse highlights how God can transform a plot of evil into a triumph of goodness.

This verse vividly shows how worldly plans for self-honor can be overturned by God’s will.

This verse highlights the ironic twist in which Haman’s advice on how to lavishly honor “the man whom the king desires to honor” ends up being applied to the very man Haman wants to destroy.

Mordecai is honored by the king through a complete reversal of Haman’s plan.

God’s unexpected reversal shows that He can transform the schemes of the enemy into occasions for honor.

Mordecai is rewarded with honor while Haman’s pride swiftly crumbles.

Haman’s pride and schemes are doomed because God’s protection over His covenant people always outweighs human plotting.

Esther 6:14 reveals how Haman, in utter humiliation, is propelled toward his final reckoning.