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• Was John the Baptist Raised from the Dead? Nathanael Vette, W. Eason Robinson · 2019 · 5. Who authored the tradition?
  … been influenced by traditions concerning Esther, including one where Ahasuerus orders the beheading of queen Vashti and her head is brought into the banquet on a platter (Est. Rab. So Gundry, Mark, 312-313; cf. P. J. Achtemeier, Jesus and the Miracle Tradition (Eugene, OR: Cascade Books 2008) 61. Bultmann, Synoptic Tradition, 3 …
• Kathy Ehrensperger – Nathan MacDonald – Luzia Sutter Rehmann (ed.), Decisive Meals. Table Politics in Biblical Literature (LNTS 449; London - New York: T&T Clark 2012). Marcin Kowalski · 2015 · MARCIN KOWALSKI
  … . Eating provides background for the theme of nation survival, becomes the moment in which the tragic fate of Vashti and Haman is decided (thus it becomes an “anti-banquet”), and stands as a statement of opposition against power politics hostile to life and to God (cf. the fasting of Esther considered to be a decisive point in t …
• Various Methods of Introducing a New Character in Hebrew Bible Stories Barbara Rzepka · 2025 · 1. Introduction of a Main Character in the Plot of a Story
  … th 2:5–7), who, as the main character, is introduced when the action is already underway, that is, when Queen Vashti refuses to appear in the presence of Ahasuerus (Esth 1:12). Table 1. Method of introducing the main character and the plot of the story Entire narrative Brief exposition In medias res (direct discourse)