The Book of Esther and Julius Streicher

Wednesday, March 17, 2021

Julius Streicher was the foremost anti-Semitic propagandist in the German Nazi Party. Every week, in his publication, Der Stürmer, Streicher incited the German people to anti-Semitism as he depicted the Jewish people as enemies of humanity and called for their annihilation. In 1945, Streicher was captured and brought before the Nazi war criminal court for his part in Crimes against Humanity, and he was sentenced to death. As he was being led to the gallows, he uttered the words: "Purim 1946." What did it mean? The anti-Semite was referring to the Book of Esther which records another anti-Semite, Haman, who also depicted the Jewish people as enemies of the nation and plotted to annihilate them all. Haman's plot backfired and he ended up being executed on the same gallows he created. Those who curse the Jewish people will always be cursed in the end, and those who bless the Jewish people, will be blessed. So, no matter what you're going through hold onto truth no matter what and you will prevail like the sun when the dawn breaks and the morning comes.

From Message #2025 - The Purim Law