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Kamila [148]
4 years ago
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The author of the book of Esther notes the extent of Xerxes’s Persian Empire, from India to Africa, and his elaborate banquet, w

hich many scholars believe was held for the purpose of planning his invasion of Greece.
History
1 answer:
7nadin3 [17]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

This statement is true and is quoted in the book "The essence of the Old testament- A survey". Esther was the divine instrument planted into Xerxes's persian empire who hide her Jewish identity and became a Queen by dismissal of Vashti, the former queen.

Explanation:

Esther disobeyed God's commands by entering into Xerxes harem and became a queen of the Persian empire despite of the anti-Jewish prejudice. She hid her identity and became a part of the divine plan unknowingly which then resulted into invasion of Greece by Xerxes as believed by many scholars.

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