This ancient story of Purim is all plot-twists and ironic turnarounds, but G-d isn’t mentioned at all. It’s as if He left the fate of His people to the roll of the dice—or did He?

We all get used to seeing the world from our own perspective. But if it's only from that one viewpoint, is it really accurate? Wouldn't it be better to see the world from as many angles as possible?