Mordecai's letters, sent to Jews across the extensive Persian Empire, convey a message of goodwill and assurance, reflecting his role as a leader who seeks to unify and encourage his people. This communication comes after the Jews' deliverance from a planned annihilation, orchestrated by Haman, which was thwarted through Esther's bravery and Mordecai's wisdom. The letters serve as a reminder of the miraculous turn of events that led to their survival and the importance of maintaining unity and faith. By reaching out to the Jewish communities in all 127 provinces, Mordecai ensures that the message of hope and assurance is widespread, reinforcing the idea that they are not alone and that they have the support of their leaders and, ultimately, divine protection. This act of sending letters is not just about celebrating past victories but also about instilling confidence for the future, encouraging the Jewish people to continue their traditions and to stand firm in their faith, knowing that they are part of a larger community that has overcome great challenges together.
And Mordecai sent letters to all the Jews in the 127 provinces of Xerxes’ kingdom—words of goodwill and assurance—
Esther 9:30
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