The Book of Esther

There's so much irony in this book as the man Haman wants to destroy is the one he must honor (after wrongfully expecting that Haman himself would be the one honored), the gallows he builds to hang Mordecai on are Haman's own means of death, the queen he appeals to is Mordecai's cousin. Also Esther, dependent on Mordecai to plan her future, ends up being the one Mordecai must count on for his future safety. How the tides may change. Certainly God controls them. He and those who follow Him truly will be victorious and strong.