Esther 6 & 7

“There is nothing done for him’’. Who said these words to King Ahasuerus?

• Haman

• The keepers of the door

• The King’s servants

Why was Haman at the outer court of the King’s house?

• To ask for the execution of Mordecai.

• The King had called for him.

• To attend the second banquet hosted by Queen Esther.

What did Zeresh and his friends tell Haman?

• To repent of his sin.

• His fate was unavoidable.

• To plead his innocence before the king.

In the beginning of Chapter 6, what is the King unable to do which becomes a turning point in the story.

• Unable to decide how Haman should be honored.

• Unable to read the book of the record of the chronicles.

• Unable to sleep.

“Let nothing fail of all thou hast spoken.” Who said these words to whom?

• King to Queen Esther

• Zeresh to Haman

• The King to Haman.

Who suggested that Haman be hung on gallows?

• Hadassah

• Harbonah

• Queen Esther

“What is your petition, Queen Esther?” How many times did the King ask Esther this question?

• Two times

• Three times

• Once

According to Esther Chapter 6:8, which of the following did Haman NOT recommend for the one whom the King delighted to honor?

• Royal crown and signet ring of the king.

• Parade through the city with a proclamation of honor by the king’s most noble prince

• Royal apparel and king’s horse.

What was Esther’s petition to the king?

• To spare her life and Mordecai’s life.

• To spare her life and her people.

• None of the above.

Where did the fifty -cubit high gallows made for Mordecai stand?

• Outside the palace gate

• In the house of Haman

• Inside the palace of Shushan