Esther's Courage Essay
Esther’s courage
Esther a very beautiful in the “Holy Bible” was a very courageous loving individual who stood up to the king, as she was equal to him. Esther a courageous jewish woman during the reign of King Xerxes has the burden to save the jewish people from extinction. Haman the man who almost ran the jewish people into extinction faced the ultimate irony. King Xerxes was nothing but a puppet in this fantastic survival of the jewish race. Esther is courage and is God's worker against the Evil Heman. Haman shows his foolishness and thinks he has his puppet for long.
The young beautiful Esther gets married to King Xerxes in the era of Haman the man who tried to annihilate all the jewish …show more content…
He was promoted and demanded everyone to bow down to him. He grew anger and rage with one man. Haman was seeking revenge upon Mordecai but he had one problem, and it was that in Xerxes eyes Mordecai was praised for saving his life. Haman was with his wife and friends venting to them about Mordecai and they gave him the brilliant idea that he should “set up a sharpened pole that stands 75ft tall” (Esther 5:9) “impale Mordecai on it” (Esther 5:9)He was going to ask Xerxes and while he got there, before he could speak his mind the king asked for advise “what should i do to honor a man that truly pleases me ?”(Esther 6:5) Haman went on and on how he should be praised, thinking it was for him, not realizing it was for Mordecai. All the things Haman said should be done were done for mordecai and led by him which led him to be enraged and embarrassed , to him it was mockery. Haman made his choice to rush over to the king and approach him about killing Mordecai. Before he was able to ask he was summoned to Esthers banquet. The purpose for her banquet was for the king to deal with Haman. The king became enraged with what Esther informed him about. As the king was in the courtyard attempting to release his anger one of his eunuchs mentioned to him that “haman has set up a sharpened pole that stands 75 feet tall in his own courtyard”(Esther 7:7) so the king's anger did not subside and replied with “then impaled haman …show more content…
He gave authority to Haman that he did not even recall about. Haman approached him about annihilating the jews and “the king agreed confirming his decision by removing his signet ring and giving it to Haman”(Esther 3:6) which states that he can make a law of his choice. Time passed and jews were in distress, likewise Mordecai. Xerxes had a banquet with his wife and Haman. He asked his wife what was troubling her. She said that haman was annihilating her people. Xerxes then was against the whole annihilation of the Jewish people. Xerxes contradicted himself thinking it was wrong of Haman to annihilate the Jewish people. Xerxes was just a puppet. Did whatever people told him to do and was just gullible.
Esther and Haman fight for xerxes the puppet but ultimately Esther has won to save her people. Esther shows that to do right and to be a leader you must have courage. God will help the people that do right by him, they must not fear man but only fear God. Pride, power, and selfishness gets you nowhere, the noble Haman learned this in an ironic way. Just because someone is a leader does not mean they are smart with their choices, and are just a puppet of your
Esther a very beautiful in the “Holy Bible” was a very courageous loving individual who stood up to the king, as she was equal to him. Esther a courageous jewish woman during the reign of King Xerxes has the burden to save the jewish people from extinction. Haman the man who almost ran the jewish people into extinction faced the ultimate irony. King Xerxes was nothing but a puppet in this fantastic survival of the jewish race. Esther is courage and is God's worker against the Evil Heman. Haman shows his foolishness and thinks he has his puppet for long.
The young beautiful Esther gets married to King Xerxes in the era of Haman the man who tried to annihilate all the jewish …show more content…
He was promoted and demanded everyone to bow down to him. He grew anger and rage with one man. Haman was seeking revenge upon Mordecai but he had one problem, and it was that in Xerxes eyes Mordecai was praised for saving his life. Haman was with his wife and friends venting to them about Mordecai and they gave him the brilliant idea that he should “set up a sharpened pole that stands 75ft tall” (Esther 5:9) “impale Mordecai on it” (Esther 5:9)He was going to ask Xerxes and while he got there, before he could speak his mind the king asked for advise “what should i do to honor a man that truly pleases me ?”(Esther 6:5) Haman went on and on how he should be praised, thinking it was for him, not realizing it was for Mordecai. All the things Haman said should be done were done for mordecai and led by him which led him to be enraged and embarrassed , to him it was mockery. Haman made his choice to rush over to the king and approach him about killing Mordecai. Before he was able to ask he was summoned to Esthers banquet. The purpose for her banquet was for the king to deal with Haman. The king became enraged with what Esther informed him about. As the king was in the courtyard attempting to release his anger one of his eunuchs mentioned to him that “haman has set up a sharpened pole that stands 75 feet tall in his own courtyard”(Esther 7:7) so the king's anger did not subside and replied with “then impaled haman …show more content…
He gave authority to Haman that he did not even recall about. Haman approached him about annihilating the jews and “the king agreed confirming his decision by removing his signet ring and giving it to Haman”(Esther 3:6) which states that he can make a law of his choice. Time passed and jews were in distress, likewise Mordecai. Xerxes had a banquet with his wife and Haman. He asked his wife what was troubling her. She said that haman was annihilating her people. Xerxes then was against the whole annihilation of the Jewish people. Xerxes contradicted himself thinking it was wrong of Haman to annihilate the Jewish people. Xerxes was just a puppet. Did whatever people told him to do and was just gullible.
Esther and Haman fight for xerxes the puppet but ultimately Esther has won to save her people. Esther shows that to do right and to be a leader you must have courage. God will help the people that do right by him, they must not fear man but only fear God. Pride, power, and selfishness gets you nowhere, the noble Haman learned this in an ironic way. Just because someone is a leader does not mean they are smart with their choices, and are just a puppet of your