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    The book of Esther is the story of a young girl that stood up to save her people. During the rule of King Ahasuerus, 478 bc, Esther was able to gain the trust of the King, become Queen, stop the genocide of the Jewish community and become apart of history. Although no one knows who wrote the story of Esther there is a reason we needed to know about the courage and strengths of Queen Esther. Queen Vashti During his third year reign as the King of the Persian Empire, King Arhsuerues, threw a 180

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    well known Sith out there. Strange, you’d think the founder of the Empire would be well known amongst all of its subjects. She entered the tomb and the second her foot touched the temple floor, a salient scent assaulted her senses. The corners of her eyes watered slightly at the stench of rot and feces. Although this is a tomb of one of the most important Sith, it was abhorrent and repugnant. She vowed that she would not spend more than 10 minutes in this tomb provided that others do not distract

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    stories, most are not. Either they are uninterested or do not take the time to research all the information. Let’s go in-depth of the story of Esther and see if we get better your knowledge of this intriguing story. The part discussed in this paper is the very beginning; the conflict between Vashti and King Xerxes. The passage I am referring two is, Esther chapter one verses one through 22. This story always gets me thinking. I understand and agree with what Vashti did, but at the same time I agree

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    Hypocrisy In the book of Esther, many of the characters shows how to be courageous, ironic, and how to be a hypocrite. Approaching kings and going to forbidden places shows courage. Being killed before wanting to be killed and there being no honor where honor was thought to be shows ironcy. The king unaware of the destruction he has allowed and denial to help are just few examples of hypocrisy. There are many examples of these traits all throughout the book of Esther,many interesting characters

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    The field got its name from General John Forbes who fought in the French an Indian war. Forbes Field was built in 1908 and cost over one million dollars. The way the field was created was entirely different from any other ballpark in the United States. Steel and poured concrete were the only things used to build Forbes Field. The ballpark was sold to the University of Pittsburgh in 1958 for three million dollars. University of Pittsburgh

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    The American Dream

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    The American Dream is the idea of equal opportunity for all, with freedom to do what you want with your life. It is the idea that what you can achieve depends on how much work you put in, but with some people today putting in years of hard work and diligence only to never move up in the world the reality of this dream is beginning to be challenged. Believers of the American Dream claim that everyone has the same basic set of rights and opportunities to succeed, but with there being so many varying

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    On April 7, 2015, Rand Paul announced, "I am running for president to return our country to the principles of liberty and limited government.” This put him in the running for the 2016 presidential nomination. Rand Paul is a republican and the son of Ron Paul, Rand Paul started his political career in 2008 when he started to get involved in a group known as the Tea Party. He announced he would run for a seat in the Kentucky Senate in 2009, He won and became a senator for Kentucky. He has been a United

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    The purpose of the book of Esther is to see the providence of God even when His name is not mentioned. In this essay I will prove that Gods sovereignty over His people is clearly established in the book of Esther. I also intend to provide my explanation of how even though Gods name is not mentioned in the book, His work is clearly evident in the life of each character represented in the book of Esther. In order to present my case to you I will look at the character and key actions from lives of King

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    The book of Esther takes place in the Persian Empire during the reign of Ahasuerus. He was the son of Darius the Great and he reigned from about 486-465 B.C. Esther was a descendant of the Benjaminites, they came from a part of the kingdom of Judah. Esther was born of the Jews who had been captive into Babylon nearly 100 years earlier. Many Jews did not return to Jerusalem even when it was possible, they preferred to continue living where they had settled in the Persian Empire. Esther was raised

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    greatest leadership quality of Nehemiah is seen and Nehemiah 1:4 where Nehemiah was continually fasting and praying to the Lord. In Esther 4:15-17 Esther commands that all the Jews in Susa and the ladies under her charge in the king 's harem will fast. Even though this verse doesn 't mention prayer I believe it was implied, because of what is recorded in Esther 9:31. In Esther 9:31 it mentions laments, and laments generally includes a call to God in the form of a prayer. I think it 's a great quality for

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