The Great Cloud of Witnesses · The Long Middle
Rabanus Maurus
?–856
Patristic / Western voice, d. ~856
The life
Rabanus Maurus (d. ~856). Patristic / Western voice from the church's historical commentary tradition, present in MannaFest's quote pool with source citations. Full profile pending.
In their own words
“Now, what can "prepare a greatly magnificent feast for all his officials and slaves in honor of his marriage with Esther" mean, if not that everyone throughout the world, from the greatest to the least, celebrates with the greatest joy the spiritual union of Christ …”
Commentary on Esther · on the verse
“Now, what could the arrogant Haman symbolize if not the haughtiness of the powerful of this world, who exploit the benefactions conferred on them in the name of godly piety even as they disdain to treat their neighbors—who share their lot in nature—as partners in …”
Commentary on Esther · on the verse
“The second day of the banquet arrives to which Haman is invited like before. However, after Esther reveals her petition, he is condemned and brought to his place of execution. The gospel mentions this as a noonday meal in one passage and as an evening …”
EXPLANATION ON THE BOOK OF ESTHER 10 · on the verse
