Why is the decree of victory in Esther significant?

In the book of Esther, when a new decree was issued for the Jews to defend themselves, it represented a bold declaration of God's sovereignty and deliverance. The declaration led to joy and celebration among the Jews, illustrating how God's commands and promises bring freedom and victory. This triumph echoes the gospel declaration that through Christ's sacrifice, sin and death are defeated, providing believers with a firm foundation for hope and assurance in their salvation. Just as the Jews rejoiced in their victory, we too should rejoice in the decrees of God, which assure us of our deliverance and the ultimate triumph of Christ over our enemies.