Hadassah the Captive Heroine in Esther's Tale
Rev. Dr. Talmage uses Hadassah as a model of steadfast faith under trial. From orphaned captive to queen, Hadassah overcomes poverty, hostile influence, and seductive danger to save her people, proving Christian virtue in adversity and prosperity alike.
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