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A Summary Of Esther's Esther
A Summary of Esther

Esther was a sweet-kind hearted girl. She was crown queen at a young age. Esther was beautiful but the king saw that she was kind. The king loved her name. The king took the crown and place it on Esther's head.

After being queen for a few days Mordecai, ( Mordecai is Esther's uncle, he adopted Esther his orphan cousin) over heard a couple of men planning to kill the king. She brought this to the king's attention. They was an investigation and it was true and immediately they were kill. One day the king told all his servants to bow down and worship Herman. Herman was set above all the princes. Every one started to bow down except Mordecai his allegiance was to God. Herman grow fierce at Mordecai. Herman made a
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