also known in Hebrew as "the Scroll" ("the Megillah"), is a book in the third section (Ketuvim, כְּתוּבִים "Writings") of the Hebrew Bible. It is one of the Five Scrolls (Megillot) in the Hebrew Bible and later became part of the Christian Old Testament.
The book relates the story of a Jewish woman in Persia, born as Hadassah but known as Esther, who becomes queen of Persia and thwarts a genocide of her people.
Today I learned that even hundreds of years before jesus christ, jews were whining about genocide and also infiltrating persian societies pretending to be Persian just like Esther.
Yes, muslims worship the god of abraham and believe mohammad inherited the abrahamic blessing. So yes, they created it. They still run it, see the crypto-jews of the saudi royal family, how they used al qaida and isis, etc. they ran the islamic slave trade just as much as the transatlantic slave trade, they've pitted christians and muslims against each other and sold out both sides multiple times to control the conflict.
The earliest manuscripts of Targum Rishon range between the 14th and 16th centuries. Targum Sheni: In addition, there are fifteen manuscripts from the text known between the 12th and 15th centuries (known from Europe, especially Italy, and Yemen), the earliest dating to 1189. The Codex Vaticanus (The Vatican, Bibl. Vat., Vat. gr. 1209). Elephantine papyri and ostraca: Legal documents and a cache of letters survived, turned up on the local "grey market" of antiquities starting in the late 19th century, and were scattered into several Western collections.
She also got about 50,000 white Persians killed thanks to seducing Xerxes, who let her pass a law saying “any jew can kill anyone who he thinks is attacking him.”
On a completely unrelated note, there’s a jewish organization in charge of writing antisemitism legislation with a draft document called Project Esther.
@Tallest_Skil copy pasta because you believe kike lies;
I have an old copypasta about it that I don’t bother with much anymore.
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The main problem stems from the fact that the word Jew/Judaism has multiple meanings, but most people don’t realize this. This confusion was brought about intentionally. The word ‘jew’ was invented only a few centuries ago in English translations of the Bible as a shortened form of the word ‘Judean.’ This refers to the province of Judea, which at the time of the New Testament was a multi-racial, multicultural area whose capital city was Jerusalem and which was controlled by the Pharisees. Jesus and most of His disciples did not come from Judea–they came from Galilee–and therefore were not jews by the Biblical definition. Judea was originally inhabited by the Israeli tribe of Judah, but by this point was quite mixed. Galilee was inhabited only by the Israeli tribe of Benjamin. The only ‘jewish’ disciple in the modern sense was Judas, who betrayed Jesus.
The Pharisees were the evil Talmudists whom Jesus opposed and who ultimately killed Jesus for daring to disagree with them. Later, Jerusalem was destroyed and some Pharisees survived to become rootless nomads. Along the way, they mixed with more people who converted to Talmudism. Then, after the invention of the English word ‘jew,’ Talmudists started calling themselves “jews” and renamed their religion “judaism.” They started claiming they’re the people who lived in ancient Israel and therefore they’re the “chosen people” spoken of in the Bible. In reality, their religion completely contradicts the Old Testament–even the Torah–and they know it. They brought about such a deliberate conflation and confusion of the word ‘jew’ that today people now use a definition expanded to include “everyone in ancient Israel” when that’s not at all what ‘jew’ meant originally. They also like to conflate Judaism with Hebrewism, but the religion of the Pharisees (Talmudism) only began after they returned from captivity in Babylon. The Old Testament religion of the Hebrew people before that was quite different. Today, only a tiny minority of people who call themselves “jews” don’t follow the Talmud.
The modern confusion comes from the fact that most people–even most Christians–don’t realize this linguistic and historical deception. This is especially true of the English-speaking world due to modern, bastardized, heretical translations of the Bible, and the divorce from the true traditions of the original Christian church. They’ve totally forgotten how jews have persecuted Christians endlessly for the last two millennia. A nation becomes ruined when it forgets its own history. The same is true of a religion. In fact, the same arguments used to claim “Christianity is inherently weak because it has now been subverted” can be used to claim “Western nations are inherently weak because they have been subverted,” or “white people are inherently weak because a genocide is being committed upon us thanks to our altruism.” It’s just not a good argument at all.
If you operate in good faith and read the story of Esther, you would come to the understanding that it was the Persian's plan to genocide the Judeans, not the other way around.
And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. - Romans 8:28
it was the Persian's plan to genocide the Judeans, not the other way around.
Nope. The kike whore seduced Xerxes and he let her write a law that said “any jew can kill anyone he thinks is threatening him,” leading to the deaths of 50,000 white Persians. And it was all based on a hoax “war” between two jewish factions.
lol. lmao, even. So tell me, then, what exactly about the following summary is “wrong,” please.
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It celebrates the triumph of Mordecai over Haman in the kingdom of Xerxes. Mordecai and Esther were cousins and jews. Haman, genetically, was also a jew. He was a survivor of a group of jews called Amalekites–named after Amalek, the grandson of Esau. Esau was the elder son of Isaac, one of the three jewish patriarchs–some of the most important figures in the religion.
Haman was an advisor to King Xerxes of Persia, who cast out his wife after she rebuked him. Needing a new wife, Xerxes chose Esther. Her guardian, Mordecai, offended Haman by disobeying Xerxes’ order to bow in homage to Haman’s promotion. Haman therefore told Xerxes to command the death of “all those in the nation who keep laws separate from the Persians.” Haman specifically meant the jews but did not name them as this group. Note, again, that Haman was a jew. Mordecai discovered Haman’s plot and spoke to Queen Esther, begging her to appeal to Xerxes. She went before the king and exposed Haman, revealing that she and her people were the ones to be killed. Xerxes rose in rage and ordered the severing of Haman’s ears severed and his hanging. But this is not the end.
Mordecai was granted Haman’s position, and Xerxes commanded the plot to kill jews be undone before being acted upon. He decreed that Mordecai write a letter in his name and distribute it through the kingdom to do so, saying whatever he wished. Mordecai wrote that the jews were allowed to kill anyone–man, woman, or child–who assaulted a jew, and take anything they owned. As it was written, the jews of the kingdom of Persia slaughtered 75,000 Persians, because a jew, Esther, convinced Xerxes to let jews kill his own people. The festival of Purim was established thereafter, celebrating this time. Today, jews cook and eat dumplings to symbolize Haman’s severed ears. They also celebrate the hanging of Haman–and all the non-jews–by hanging effigies around their homes.
In short, when one group of jews gets tired of another, they each declare the other to be “akum”–another of their words for pagans. They consider each other vermin under jewish rabbinical law. They then demand that the local non-jews take sides. Each side has to save the “real jews” from the “akum.” When the dust settles and the goyim have killed each other, both jewish groups record that they had “been oppressed” by the non-jews and simply “overcame their oppressors.”
Don’t fucking tell me about “a plan to kill jews” when it was a jew who lied about it existing in the first place.
Great, thanks for admitting they don’t conflict in any capacity and that there’s nothing wrong with my summary of the story of Esther. When you’re physically capable of providing citations for your claims, do so. Until then, commit suicide.
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And therefore describes what Judaism is perfectly. As a program of racial extermination of everyone around them.
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Targum Sheni: In addition, there are fifteen manuscripts from the text known between the 12th and 15th centuries (known from Europe, especially Italy, and Yemen), the earliest dating to 1189.
The Codex Vaticanus (The Vatican, Bibl. Vat., Vat. gr. 1209).
Elephantine papyri and ostraca: Legal documents and a cache of letters survived, turned up on the local "grey market" of antiquities starting in the late 19th century, and were scattered into several Western collections.
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On a completely unrelated note, there’s a jewish organization in charge of writing antisemitism legislation with a draft document called Project Esther.
Right now. In the US.
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Without exception.
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I have an old copypasta about it that I don’t bother with much anymore.
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The main problem stems from the fact that the word Jew/Judaism has multiple meanings, but most people don’t realize this. This confusion was brought about intentionally. The word ‘jew’ was invented only a few centuries ago in English translations of the Bible as a shortened form of the word ‘Judean.’ This refers to the province of Judea, which at the time of the New Testament was a multi-racial, multicultural area whose capital city was Jerusalem and which was controlled by the Pharisees. Jesus and most of His disciples did not come from Judea–they came from Galilee–and therefore were not jews by the Biblical definition. Judea was originally inhabited by the Israeli tribe of Judah, but by this point was quite mixed. Galilee was inhabited only by the Israeli tribe of Benjamin. The only ‘jewish’ disciple in the modern sense was Judas, who betrayed Jesus.
The Pharisees were the evil Talmudists whom Jesus opposed and who ultimately killed Jesus for daring to disagree with them. Later, Jerusalem was destroyed and some Pharisees survived to become rootless nomads. Along the way, they mixed with more people who converted to Talmudism. Then, after the invention of the English word ‘jew,’ Talmudists started calling themselves “jews” and renamed their religion “judaism.” They started claiming they’re the people who lived in ancient Israel and therefore they’re the “chosen people” spoken of in the Bible. In reality, their religion completely contradicts the Old Testament–even the Torah–and they know it. They brought about such a deliberate conflation and confusion of the word ‘jew’ that today people now use a definition expanded to include “everyone in ancient Israel” when that’s not at all what ‘jew’ meant originally. They also like to conflate Judaism with Hebrewism, but the religion of the Pharisees (Talmudism) only began after they returned from captivity in Babylon. The Old Testament religion of the Hebrew people before that was quite different. Today, only a tiny minority of people who call themselves “jews” don’t follow the Talmud.
The modern confusion comes from the fact that most people–even most Christians–don’t realize this linguistic and historical deception. This is especially true of the English-speaking world due to modern, bastardized, heretical translations of the Bible, and the divorce from the true traditions of the original Christian church. They’ve totally forgotten how jews have persecuted Christians endlessly for the last two millennia. A nation becomes ruined when it forgets its own history. The same is true of a religion. In fact, the same arguments used to claim “Christianity is inherently weak because it has now been subverted” can be used to claim “Western nations are inherently weak because they have been subverted,” or “white people are inherently weak because a genocide is being committed upon us thanks to our altruism.” It’s just not a good argument at all.
If you operate in good faith and read the story of Esther, you would come to the understanding that it was the Persian's plan to genocide the Judeans, not the other way around.
[ + ] Tallest_Skil
[ - ] Tallest_Skil 0 points 3 monthsJan 21, 2025 18:50:16 ago (+1/-1)
Nope. The kike whore seduced Xerxes and he let her write a law that said “any jew can kill anyone he thinks is threatening him,” leading to the deaths of 50,000 white Persians. And it was all based on a hoax “war” between two jewish factions.
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Which law was passed because the Persians' plan to genocide the Judeans was passed into law, it was meant to allow them to defend themselves.
Nice of you to show that you didn't read or understand the book of Esther also.
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lol. lmao, even. So tell me, then, what exactly about the following summary is “wrong,” please.
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It celebrates the triumph of Mordecai over Haman in the kingdom of Xerxes. Mordecai and Esther were cousins and jews. Haman, genetically, was also a jew. He was a survivor of a group of jews called Amalekites–named after Amalek, the grandson of Esau. Esau was the elder son of Isaac, one of the three jewish patriarchs–some of the most important figures in the religion.
Haman was an advisor to King Xerxes of Persia, who cast out his wife after she rebuked him. Needing a new wife, Xerxes chose Esther. Her guardian, Mordecai, offended Haman by disobeying Xerxes’ order to bow in homage to Haman’s promotion. Haman therefore told Xerxes to command the death of “all those in the nation who keep laws separate from the Persians.” Haman specifically meant the jews but did not name them as this group. Note, again, that Haman was a jew. Mordecai discovered Haman’s plot and spoke to Queen Esther, begging her to appeal to Xerxes. She went before the king and exposed Haman, revealing that she and her people were the ones to be killed. Xerxes rose in rage and ordered the severing of Haman’s ears severed and his hanging. But this is not the end.
Mordecai was granted Haman’s position, and Xerxes commanded the plot to kill jews be undone before being acted upon. He decreed that Mordecai write a letter in his name and distribute it through the kingdom to do so, saying whatever he wished. Mordecai wrote that the jews were allowed to kill anyone–man, woman, or child–who assaulted a jew, and take anything they owned. As it was written, the jews of the kingdom of Persia slaughtered 75,000 Persians, because a jew, Esther, convinced Xerxes to let jews kill his own people. The festival of Purim was established thereafter, celebrating this time. Today, jews cook and eat dumplings to symbolize Haman’s severed ears. They also celebrate the hanging of Haman–and all the non-jews–by hanging effigies around their homes.
In short, when one group of jews gets tired of another, they each declare the other to be “akum”–another of their words for pagans. They consider each other vermin under jewish rabbinical law. They then demand that the local non-jews take sides. Each side has to save the “real jews” from the “akum.” When the dust settles and the goyim have killed each other, both jewish groups record that they had “been oppressed” by the non-jews and simply “overcame their oppressors.”
Don’t fucking tell me about “a plan to kill jews” when it was a jew who lied about it existing in the first place.
[ + ] Love240
[ - ] Love240 0 points 3 monthsJan 21, 2025 20:25:07 ago (+0/-0)
The irony is so thick.
Only someone as confused as you could have written this. lol
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Yes, they clearly do.
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Great, thanks for admitting they don’t conflict in any capacity and that there’s nothing wrong with my summary of the story of Esther.
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[ - ] Love240 0 points 3 monthsJan 21, 2025 23:10:20 ago (+0/-0)
Great, thanks for admitting that you're a flaming homosexual that makes shit up.
[ + ] Tallest_Skil
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Great, thanks for admitting they don’t conflict in any capacity and that there’s nothing wrong with my summary of the story of Esther. When you’re physically capable of providing citations for your claims, do so. Until then, commit suicide.