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    Team Leader Kate A leader that exemplifies great leadership is not only a focus that focus on what they are doing right, but there is also a focus on what he or she is doing wrong. Leaders have habits that they practice that can be effective in their leadership and others than can cause their leadership to fail. Some leaders consistently achieve success in their organization by gaining respect, trust, and loyalty from others that they are leading. These are transparent leaders and they lead from

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    Cassie McWhirt Professor Traw English Comp 1 20 September 2017 Jamaica Mission Trip Americans are among the wealthiest people in the world. Most of us US citizens do not fully realize how much poverty is out there in the world. Traveling internationally is a privilege that is often dreamed about by many people worldwide. We see postcards and pictures of places wishing that we could see the palm trees, the turquoise water, and the sandy beaches. But what the postcards do not portray is the dark and

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    behind the text. It is making an observation about the time, and culture of the story. This section also allows us to see the geographical setting that relates with the book of Esther. The book of Esther is the seventh book written in the Bible by historian, which came after Nehemiah and before the book of Job. The book of Esther describes events that took place during the years 486-465 B.C.E under the ruler king Ahasuerus. The Persians grew powerful during the time of Cyrus the Great around 560 B.C

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    purposes, major events, and main personalities of the book of Esther. I will also discuss the life, times, and major events of Esther's life. Last but not least I will cover the key dates, location, and key attributes about Sinai. ESTHER, THE BOOK OF ESTHER, AND SINAI 3 Esther Esther was born around 460 B.C. until about 492 B.C. Her birth name was Hadasseh means Myrtle in Jewish). The name Esther itself means star and happiness. Esther was the daughter of Abihail, of the tribe of Benjamin. It is

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    in because it then takes a form of "salvation” for some people. Through Jesus Christ we have a new identity, and when we allow our identity to be based on our works it only sets us up for disappointment and unfullfillment. Describing the story of Esther, Keller also makes a great point that we should not be selfish in our realm of influence, but should work for the good of others and realize that God has us where we are for a reason. "And who knows but that you have come to your

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    people, Esther was one of the very last books to be accepted into the bible, and was accepted only because of its relationship with the festival of Purim. The Lord is not mentioned once in this book of the bible, and the only Jewish religious practice talked about is fasting. (Esther 4:16). The rabbis were conflicted by Esther’s failed ways to live as a Jew. She had sexual relationships and married a man and lived in the Persian society, and did not follow the Jewish laws. In addition, Esther had

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    King Xerxes's Decree

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    the King May chose who he like the most, and thought was fit for the position of Queen. 2. Mordecai heard of the decree that was made and immediately thought of his niece Esther he went home and told Esther to sign up for the pageant but the only stipulation was that she had to keep our Jewish heritage a secret. Esther went into the Kingdom

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    The Book Of Esther

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    INTRODUCTION TO ESTHER At first read the book of Esther is a story of a Queen who was able to achieve a heroic act that saved her people from being destroyed. However as you examine the story it’s more than a historic story of triumph, but through the actions of the characters in the story it becomes a blueprint for many aspects of leadership. By examining the different dimensions of the leadership traits of King Ahasuerus, Haman, Mordecai and Esther will represent the different facet of developing

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    Characteristics Of Esther

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    these many examples, one of the greatest people that come to mind is Esther, who can be described with three Godly traits. Furthermore, the traits that Esther possesses, modesty, self-control, and being “hidden,” along with many others make her the prime example of what it means to be devoted to God. She was chosen to be brought to the palace, taken from her former life, and pampered into a beauty fit for a queen; but what made Esther special to the king and everyone around her was not her beauty,

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    ENGLISH ASSIGNMENT Text 1 TREADING WATER The end of semester is just days away. I should be cramming as usual, but my mind just won’t anchor. It drifts from scene to scene unsatisfied at every moment, a restless buoy in a swelling sea. I am a model student – what is the difference this time? The difference this time is that it is the last time. Once more through the examination mill and then out I pop – an educated graduate. I can’t help but think that I feel more like an Uncle Toby’s Raspberry

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