Esther, Biblical PersonDue to the virtues of Esther the attempted Judeocide in Persia is averted in Purim. Not only does she fast, but puts herself at risk on behalf of her people out of ahavas Yisrael and ahavas Hashem. Mordecai refuses to bow to Haman (yimach shemo) and thus according to Hazal effects a tikkun, as Yakov was forced to bow to Esauv. The "coincidences" such as "What if Ahasverus were not sleepless that night?", 'What if Mordechai had not overhead the plot of Judeocide?", "What if Esther, the most beautiful women in all of the Persian Kingdom, had not found favor in Ahasverus eyes?" may appear as "coincidences" which upon closer examination reveal the Yad Hashem, of the King of kings. Hazal teach that biyamei HaMashiach Purim above all Hagim will be celebrated as the pesukim chanted in Megillas Eshter in a dirgeful minor key of lamentful eichah trope, because the Persian court uses the holy (kodesh) vessels (kelim) of the Beit HaMikdash in degrading secular ways (hol), will once again be restored in purity and holiness as kelim fitting for the supernatural sanctity (kedushah) of the rebuilt (by Hashem via the mashiach who in Ani Zemirot is said to wear garments soaked red with the wine of Edom that has been converted into kosher wine, i.e. making the secular holy- so Shabbos reigning 24/7) the Beit HaMikdash, on Har Habayit where His holy presence of the Shekinah will dwell . Also see Library Guide on Tihiyat HaMatim, Eschatology, Olam Ha-bah etc
