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This summer kimono was handmade in San Diego, CA with a limited edition tropical floral rayon chiffon. (Rayon is made from natural wood fibers!) Featuring pockets and a matching waist tie, you can style this piece in at least 10 ways! Machine wash cold, gentle, and hang dry.

This summer kimono was handmade in San Diego, CA with a limited edition tropical floral rayon chiffon. (Rayon is made from natural wood fibers!) Featuring pockets and a matching waist tie, you can style this piece in at least 10 ways! Machine wash cold, gentle, and hang dry.

What do you know about Esther? Was she: . . .the beautiful Queen of Persia? . . .the woman who hid her Jewish heritage from the king? . . .the courageous one who risked her life to save her people? . . .all of the above? Journey along with Esther in a luxurious Persian palace, in the presence of a powerful king, in the very center of God’s amazing power! This biblically accurate story of Esther, created just for the kids in your life, explores the life of the beautiful Queen of Persia, while drawing 8- to 12-year-olds into a fascinating time and place as they learn about the woman who hid her Jewish heritage from the king and ultimately risked her life to save her people. Featuring three key sections—a Fact File, an Action File, and a Power File—kids will enjoying learning about the life of Esther while coming to understand that an ancient Bible story really does apply to their lives today. Dozens of captivating line art pieces add depth and interest to every chapter.  

What do you know about Esther? Was she: . . .the beautiful Queen of Persia? . . .the woman who hid her Jewish heritage from the king? . . .the courageous one who risked her life to save her people? . . .all of the above? Journey along with Esther in a luxurious Persian palace, in the presence of a powerful king, in the very center of God’s amazing power! This biblically accurate story of Esther, created just for the kids in your life, explores the life of the beautiful Queen of Persia, while drawing 8- to 12-year-olds into a fascinating time and place as they learn about the woman who hid her Jewish heritage from the king and ultimately risked her life to save her people. Featuring three key sections—a Fact File, an Action File, and a Power File—kids will enjoying learning about the life of Esther while coming to understand that an ancient Bible story really does apply to their lives today. Dozens of captivating line art pieces add depth and interest to every chapter.  

In Manhattan and Brooklyn, New York, two Jewish girls learn about their heritage from their grandmother, who was born in Lithuania, escaped during World War II, and lived for a while in Israel.

About the Style: Esther Navy Fox is a cosy jumper of dreams. The Fox is knitted as part of the jumper - a technique known as intarsia, which we absolutely love. Organic cotton makes this jumper extra soft, and better for the environment. Esther was made by Guray and his team in Turkey, where the organic cotton that it's made from is also grown and spun. About the Fabric: Organic Cotton Yarn Our cotton knitwear is all made in Turkey by Guray and his team. We use a fine gauge knit cotton that is 100% organic and dyed especially for us with OEKO-Tex certified dyes. Eco-credentials: Made from 100% Organic Cotton OEKO-Tex-certified Dyes Plastic-free Packaging Made in Izmir, Turkey No Air Freight in Production

The Esther Twist Silver Chain T-Bar Bracelet was both designed and skilfully handcrafted completely in Great Britain. Combining British craft manufacturing with a discerning modern-minimalist style. Solid .925 sterling silver chain in an Esther link pattern (GB) Secure solid .925 sterling silver t-bar clamp and loop catch (GB) This bracelet is covered under a 1-year brand warranty, and care instructions are included within the packaging of every purchase. The guarantee does not cover against damage that has occurred due to maltreatment and normal wear and tear.

About the Style: Esther Navy Fox is a cosy jumper of dreams. The Fox is knitted as part of the jumper - a technique known as intarsia, which we absolutely love. Organic cotton makes this jumper extra soft, and better for the environment. Esther was made by Guray and his team in Turkey, where the organic cotton that it's made from is also grown and spun. About the Fabric: Organic Cotton Yarn Our cotton knitwear is all made in Turkey by Guray and his team. We use a fine gauge knit cotton that is 100% organic and dyed especially for us with OEKO-Tex certified dyes. Eco-credentials: Made from 100% Organic Cotton OEKO-Tex-certified Dyes Plastic-free Packaging Made in Izmir, Turkey No Air Freight in Production

Esther Cream Squirrel is a cosy jumper of dreams. The Squirrel is knitted as part of the jumper - a technique known as intarsia, which we absolutely love. Organic cotton makes this jumper extra soft, and better for the environment.    Esther was made by Guray and his team in Turkey, where the organic cotton that it's made from is also grown and spun. About the Fabric: Organic Cotton Yarn Our cotton knitwear is all made in Turkey by Guray and his team. We use a fine gauge knit cotton that is 100% organic and dyed especially for us with OEKO-Tex certified dyes. Eco-credentials: Made from 100% Organic Cotton OEKO-Tex-certified Dyes Plastic-free Packaging Made in Izmir, Turkey No Air Freight in Production

Esther Cream Squirrel is a cosy jumper of dreams. The Squirrel is knitted as part of the jumper - a technique known as intarsia, which we absolutely love. Organic cotton makes this jumper extra soft, and better for the environment.    Esther was made by Guray and his team in Turkey, where the organic cotton that it's made from is also grown and spun. About the Fabric: Organic Cotton Yarn Our cotton knitwear is all made in Turkey by Guray and his team. We use a fine gauge knit cotton that is 100% organic and dyed especially for us with OEKO-Tex certified dyes. Eco-credentials: Made from 100% Organic Cotton OEKO-Tex-certified Dyes Plastic-free Packaging Made in Izmir, Turkey No Air Freight in Production

Ooh, we've got a treat for you here!  Esther Green Puffin is a cosy jumper of dreams. The puffin is knitted as part of the jumper - a technique known as intarsia, which we absolutely love. Organic cotton makes this jumper extra soft and contrasting mustard trim adds just the right amount of 'pop'.  Esther was made by Guray and his team in Turkey, where the organic cotton that it's made from is also grown and spun. About the Fabric: Organic Cotton Yarn Our cotton knitwear is all made in Turkey by Guray and his team. We use a fine gauge knit cotton that is 100% organic and dyed especially for us with OEKO-Tex certified dyes. Eco-credentials: Made from 100% Organic Cotton OEKO-Tex-certified Dyes Plastic-free Packaging Made in Izmir, Turkey No Air Freight in Production

Esther - Green/Blue Argyle is a cosy jumper of dreams. The organic cotton makes is extra soft and the fresh colours add some lightness and fun whilst we wait for the Spring sunshine to arrive and the days to warm up. Esther was made by Guray and his team in Turkey, where the organic cotton that it's made from is also grown and spun.  Made using Oeko-tex certified dyes. Machine washable at 30 degrees.

Esther - Green/Blue Argyle is a cosy jumper of dreams. The organic cotton makes is extra soft and the fresh colours add some lightness and fun whilst we wait for the Spring sunshine to arrive and the days to warm up. Esther was made by Guray and his team in Turkey, where the organic cotton that it's made from is also grown and spun.  Made using Oeko-tex certified dyes. Machine washable at 30 degrees.

Ooh, we've got a treat for you here!  Esther Green Puffin is a cosy jumper of dreams. The puffin is knitted as part of the jumper - a technique known as intarsia, which we absolutely love. Organic cotton makes this jumper extra soft and contrasting mustard trim adds just the right amount of 'pop'.  Esther was made by Guray and his team in Turkey, where the organic cotton that it's made from is also grown and spun. About the Fabric: Organic Cotton Yarn Our cotton knitwear is all made in Turkey by Guray and his team. We use a fine gauge knit cotton that is 100% organic and dyed especially for us with OEKO-Tex certified dyes. Eco-credentials: Made from 100% Organic Cotton OEKO-Tex-certified Dyes Plastic-free Packaging Made in Izmir, Turkey No Air Freight in Production

Esther Cream Squirrel is a cosy jumper of dreams. The Squirrel is knitted as part of the jumper - a technique known as intarsia, which we absolutely love. Organic cotton makes this jumper extra soft, and better for the environment.    Esther was made by Guray and his team in Turkey, where the organic cotton that it's made from is also grown and spun. About the Fabric: Organic Cotton Yarn Our cotton knitwear is all made in Turkey by Guray and his team. We use a fine gauge knit cotton that is 100% organic and dyed especially for us with OEKO-Tex certified dyes. Eco-credentials: Made from 100% Organic Cotton OEKO-Tex-certified Dyes Plastic-free Packaging Made in Izmir, Turkey No Air Freight in Production

The book of Esther was a conscious reaction to much of the conventional wisdom of its day, challenging beliefs regarding the Jerusalem Temple, the land of Israel, Jewish law, and even God. Aaron Koller identifies Esther as primarily a political work, and shows that early reactions ranged from ignoring the book to 'rewriting' Esther in order to correct its perceived flaws. But few biblical books have been read in such different ways, and the vast quantity of Esther-interpretation in rabbinic literature indicates a conscious effort by the Rabbis to present Esther as a story of faith and traditionalism, and bring it into the fold of the grand biblical narrative. Koller situates Esther, and its many interpretations, within the intellectual and political contexts of Ancient Judaism, and discusses its controversial themes. His innovative line of enquiry will be of great interest to students and scholars of Bible and Jewish studies.

The story of Queen Esther helps us answer the question: Where is God when things go wrong?  It's easy to dismiss Queen Esther as the lucky orphan girl who won the heart of the king. But realistically, she was a young woman with a tragic background and dangerous secret that could cost her life and her family's. She was married to a king who destroyed peoples' lives on a whim and had a history of killing people close to him. Worse still, the king's favorite counselor and chief advisor was a mortal enemy of Esther's family. Esther had to keep a low profile, keeping her secret, hoping he wouldn't make the connection. For Esther, life was unfair. But her story brings a message of hope to all who face trouble by showing how God works even through the fears and dangers. There are happy endings in perilous times! This 14-page pamphlet includes a summary of the story, map of Persia and the Middle East, a time line, the historical background of the biblical feast of Purim, comparison charts on the key people, Hebrew/Persian meanings of their names, and the spiritual insights between the two banquets. Size: 8.5"x 5.5", unfolds to 33" long. Fits inside most Bible covers

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Using narrative devices such as allusions and free associations, multivalent expressions, and irony, the author of Esther wrote a story that is about a Jewish woman, Esther, during the time of the Persian exile of Yehudites, and the Persian king, Ahasuerus, who was in power at the time. At various junctures, the author also used secret writing, or we could say that he conveys mixed messages: one is a surface message, but another, often conflicting message lies beneath the surface. For instance, the outer portrayal of the king as one of the main protagonists is an ironic strategy used by the author to highlight the king’s impotent, indecisive, “antihero” status. He may wield authority—as symbolized by his twice-delegated signet ring—but he remains powerless. Among all the concealments in the story, the concealment of God stands out as the most prominent and influential example.A growing number of scholars regard the book of Esther as a “comic diversion,” the function and intention of which are to entertain the reader. However, Grossman is more convinced by Mikhail Bakhtin’s approach, and he labels his application of this approach to the reading of Esther as “theological carnivalesque.” Bakhtin viewed the carnival (or the carnivalesque genre) as a challenge by the masses to the governing establishment and to accepted social conventions. He described the carnival as an eruption of ever-present but suppressed popular sentiments. The connection between the story of Esther and Bakhtin’s characterization of the carnivalesque in narrative is evident especially in the book of Esther’s use of the motifs of “reversal” and “transformation.” For example, the young girl Esther is transformed from an exiled Jewess into a queen in one of the turnabouts that characterize the narrative. Many more examples are provided in this analysis of one of the Bible’s most fascinating books.