Definition: Esther 1:22 is a verse from Hebrew literature in the Bible, where God addresses Esther, describing her actions to protect her people from certain enemies:

"Behold, I will send you the spirit of fire and power from my father the Lord, and I will bind on you the head of every beast that is upon it for one year; and I will bring you to judgment in Jerusalem. And when I have done so, I will make your name great among the nations." This verse has a double meaning. On one hand, God promises Esther that his presence will protect her people from "all enemies" (specifically, foreign and internal enemies) who will try to harm them. This is a prophetic word of hope and protection for those in power or standing against their oppressors. On the other hand, it's unsettling because the phrase "I will bind on you" implies that the consequences of Esther's actions could be severe. While this verse was written centuries ago, its message has a contemporary relevance; it underscores the importance of moral leadership and ensuring the well-being of one's people in today's world. An example sentence might go something like this: "I am bound to remember what Esther said: 'Behold, I will send you the spirit of fire and power from my father the Lord, and I will bind on you the head of every beast that is upon it for one year; and I will bring you to judgment in Jerusalem. And when I have