Whose name was hidden behind the crown? In the hush of an imperial court, Esther—Hebrew, orphan, queen—veiled her identity while a decree sharpened toward her people.
When silence meant survival, she chose speech.
Unbidden, she crossed the forbidden threshold, turning favor into deliverance.
A new decree answered the old; lives were preserved.
Not a matriarch of tents, but a savior of a nation—courage traced in ancient letters of her faith.