"...seeking the good of his people and speaking peace to all his countrymen." – Esther 10:3
Only Mordecai's position had changed. The former captive, once a common man, had become the second most powerful figure in the kingdom, yet he remained the same. As before, he sought the good of his people. Though a man of great power, he was humble, God-fearing, and committed to doing good. It surprises me that some "Christians" claim it is normal or natural for a ruler to seek his own gain. Mordecai, however, never sought his own benefit.
From my diary,
September 19, 2024
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