Studies on Esther (4 vols.)

Esther tells the captivating story of a Jewish child who became queen of an empire and saved her people from destruction. It is the only book in the Bible which does not mention God by name. Yet God is present throughout the story—operating providentially, sustaining his people in exile.

Studies on Esther (4 vols.) aims to understand the book of Esther more clearly—its origins, its inclusion in the canon, and its modern place in the interpretation of Scripture. The authors assess the story of Esther, examine its vocabulary, explore its textual traditions, and attempt to understand the history of interpretation of Esther. They also reassess the relationship between Esther and other literature of the time, shedding light on the origins of Esther.

With the Logos Bible Software edition, all Scripture references are linked to the original language texts and the English Bibles in your library. By employing the advanced search features in Logos, you can find the exact topics, Scripture references, and subjects you’re looking for. With Logos, every word is essentially a link. All references to the text of Esther are automatically linked to the Hebrew texts and English Bible translations. Clicking on any word in any language automatically opens your preferred lexicons and searches for the corresponding entry. That makes the Logos edition the most accurate and efficient way to study the book of Esther.

Studies on Esther is a vital addition to the libraries of biblical scholars and historians of the Near East. This collection will benefit pastors who are preaching on Esther, Bible study leaders, and students of the Old Testament.