Esther Chapter 7

Esther's request was that.....

• Her life and that of her people be spared

• She be given half of the kingdom

• Mordecai be allowed to defend himself against Haman

• To celebrate the feast of Purim

Haman was not really trying to molest Esther but was:

• Helping her put her slippers on

• Helping her get something out of her eye

• Helping her clean up the mess they had made

• Pleading for his life

King Ahasuerus gave Mordecai

• A good talking to for getting himself into this fix.

• The signet ring he had previously given to Haman

• Haman's house

• the golden sceptre

King Ahasuerus gave Esther

• Half the kingdom

• Haman's house

• The royal treasury

• Her own signet ring

When Esther informed the king of the plot to destroy the Jews, King Ahasuerus said

• He was fully aware of the plot, but did not know that Esther also was a Jew

• wanted to know when this was set to take place

• Asked Who is he, where is he, and who does presume in his heart to do this thing?

• Asked where Mordecai was now

In her plea for her life and her fellow Jews life Esther

• Placed all the blame on Haman, even though the king himself had allowed it

• Said if they had been sold to be slaves, she would have kept silent

• Requested another feast with Haman and the king

• Asked that the king take back his ring from Haman

Which of the king's chamberlins suggested that Haman be hung on the gallows he had prepared for Mordecai?

• Hatach

• Carcas

• Carshena

• Harbonah

When Esther said " We are sold I and my people, she was referring to

• the balance in the king's treasury

• A deal between Mordecai and Haman

• The bribe that Haman had offered the king

• Half of the kingdom

Esther further stated in her request to the king that they had been sold to.....

• be bondsmen and bondswomen

• be destroyed, slain, and perish

• none of the above

• All of the above

Esther referred to Haman as

• a godly and upright man

• soldier of the Persian army

• As wicked, adversary, and enemy

• All of the above