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Poetic Justice

Posted by Dion Todd May 16th, 2024 1,555 Views 23 Comments

Because Haman the son of Hammedatha, the Agagite, the enemy of all the Jews, had plotted against the Jews to destroy them, and had cast "Pur", that is the lot, to consume them and to destroy them; but when this became known to the king, he commanded by letters that his wicked plan, which he had planned against the Jews, should return on his own head, and that he and his sons should be hanged on the gallows. Esther 9:24–25 WEB.

It was a perfect day, Haman thought as he left home that morning. He had been invited to a banquet that Queen Esther had prepared for the King and him. Haman's Jewish enemy Mordecai, who had once disrespected him at the city gate, would be hanged today on a gallows seventy-five feet high. Haman didn't plan to stop with Mordecai, though. He had the King pass a law to eradicate all the Jewish people in the province as well. That will teach them to show some respect, he thought.

When Haman arrived at the banquet that day, his plan began to unravel. It turned out that Mordecai had raised Queen Esther as his own daughter. The Queen was one of the people on Haman's hit list! The King became furious when he learned what Haman was planning. Overnight, the evil plan that Haman had made for God's people came on himself. He and his sons were hanged on the gallows he had built for Mordecai the Jew. Then Mordecai took Haman's leadership position, and Queen Esther inherited Haman's house and land.

Nothing that anyone devises against you will work in the long term. Nothing is hidden from God, for He sees the heart of the matter. We know that all things work together for good for those who love God, for those who are called according to his purpose (Romans 8:28 WEB).

God can cause the most elaborate and secret plans to crash down on the ones who started them. So keep your head up, and stay focused on the Lord. But don't get distracted and fall to their level. Take the high ground. When God rights the wrong, it is truly poetic justice.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, I know that You are working in my life, and I give You permission to do whatever You need to. In the end, this is going to work out for my good. I choose to trust You. In the name of Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen!

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Post from Dan Remley

Dan Remley commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Father when I was younger and playing baseball or football I would get caught up in the trash talk that was going on. As I got older I found that taking the high road can be very difficult. Since my relationship with you through many years it has became so much easier. When I get into situations that are getting to go down that road. The first thing I do is think of you and walk the other way. I want to make you proud, and live in peace. Thank you for the patience and understanding you have instilled in me. I love you God. Amen ❤️



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Comment from Lynn Brown

7 months ago

Amen


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Comment from Sylvia Todd

7 months ago

Amen, brother, God bless 🙏!


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7 months ago

God bless you too Sylvia ❤️ You're the best.



Post from Sherry Mccosh

Sherry Mccosh commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Prayer: Heavenly Father, I know that You are working in my life, and I give You permission to do whatever You need to. In the end, this is going to work out for my good. I choose to trust You. In the name of Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen!



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Comment from Sylvia Todd

7 months ago

Amen, sister 🙏!



Post from Madalyn Myers

Madalyn Myers commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Lord God i thank you for everything you have done in my life. Lord I thank you for the good times and Bad times in which I learned a lesson or got a blessing nothing is possible without you.



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Comment from Sylvia Todd

7 months ago

Amen, sister 🙏!


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Comment from Dan Remley

7 months ago

Amen ❤️



Post from Lynn Brown

Lynn Brown commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Your perfect will be done in our lives, Amen.



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Comment from Dan Remley

7 months ago

Amen Lynn.



Post from David Krull

David Krull commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Amen. This is the day the Lord has made. I will rejoice and be glad in it.



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Comment from Dan Remley

7 months ago

Amen ❤️



Post from Mari Kaufmann

Mari Kaufmann commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


God please help my family amen



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Comment from Dan Remley

7 months ago

Amen Mari❤️


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Comment from Liesel aka lisa Wardle

7 months ago

AMEN and AMEN



Post from Liesel aka lisa Wardle

7 months ago


Amen and Amen!!!




Post from Wesley Paulus

Wesley Paulus commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Amen!




Post from Yvette York

Yvette York commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Amen Good Morning Everyone



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Comment from Sylvia Todd

7 months ago

Good morning, Yvette, God bless 🌞!



Post from Elena Vasquez

Elena Vasquez commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Amen




Post from Debi Burton

Debi Burton commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Good Morning RHM family, Thank you for today devotional, just what I needed today! 🤟🏻




Post from Debi Burton

Debi Burton commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Heavenly Father, I know that You are working in my life, and I give You permission to do whatever You need to. In the end, this is going to work out for my good. I choose to trust You. In the name of Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen! ❤️




Post from Scott Riegelmann

Scott Riegelmann commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Amen thank you Father for all you do for me even though I don't deserve it




Post from Maria Williams

Maria Williams commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Father I chose to trust you with my life.




Post from Kevin J. Eck

Kevin J. Eck commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Lord, help keep me focused on you! Remind me that all things work for good for those who Love you, In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen!




Post from Kay Collinsworth

Kay Collinsworth commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Amen




Post from Brenda F

Brenda F commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Amen!




Post from Wanda Pennington

Wanda Pennington commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Heavenly Father, I know that You are working in my life, and I give You permission to do whatever You need to. In the end, this is going to work out for my good. I choose to trust You. In the name of Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen!



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Comment from Craig Mondello

7 months ago

Amen.



Post from Marisa Jackson

Marisa Jackson commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Amen 🙏🩷🩷🙏!!




Post from Schalk de Beer

Schalk de Beer commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Yes, amen Lord.




Post from Dana Rozell

Dana Rozell commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Yes Amen!




Post from Celeste Strenn

Celeste Strenn commented on Dion Todd's blog post: Poetic Justice

7 months ago


Amen






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