The answer is: He gave the Jews the right to defend themselves

Esther 8:11

In the vivid narrative of Esther, a dramatic showdown unfolded in the ancient Persian Empire, making it a thrilling saga of bravery, politics, and divine intervention! At the heart of this story, the decree calling for the destruction of the Jews jeopardized Esther's people, but in a striking twist came generous royal mercy.

When Esther revealed her identity and the impending doom that lay over her community, King Ahasuerus took a pivotal action — he empowered the Jews to defend themselves against their attackers. This land-shifting moment set off a wave of resistance. On the thirteenth day of Adar, instead of silence and submission, courage erupted and Esther became the emblem of progesterone, standing with her people in a remarkable struggle for survival.

Fun fact: this cosmic tale takes place during the reign of King Ahasuerus, commonly identified with Xerxes I, who was known for his grand ambitions and often dicey military campaigns. Imagine that! In the midst of his royal drama, he inadvertently unfolds a story where bravery and advocacy shine brighter than the darkest of plots.

Moreover, echoes of Anna and have shared experiences from throughout church history resonate with the ability to stand up against oppression, highlighting how unity can harness untapped power. Rather than merely being historical, Esther's power reminds us that each individual's courage can ignitively galvanize a communal feast of faith and resilience.