El Elyon Kids Junior Category Bible Quiz:The Book Of Esther.

King Ahasuerus comprised 127 provinces.

The seven Nobles were from Persia and Media.

The question asks for the son of Haman. Among the given options, Hammadetha is the only one that matches the criteria. Therefore, Hammadetha is the correct answer.

According to the question, when Haman casted a lot for the day he may kill the Jews, it fell on the 13th day of the 12th month of Adar.

Esther prepared two banquets for the king and Haman in order to explain the situation of herself and her people. This suggests that she strategically planned these banquets to create an opportunity to reveal her true intentions and plead for her people's safety. By hosting two separate banquets, Esther ensured that she had enough time and interactions with the king and Haman to effectively convey her message and gain their favor.

Haman's wife and friends suggested building gallows that were 50 cubits high in order to hang Mordecai on it.

Hadassah is Esther's real name. In the biblical story of Esther, Hadassah is a Jewish orphan who is raised by her cousin Mordecai. When she is chosen to be the queen of Persia, she takes on the name Esther. However, her real name is Hadassah.

Harbona was the eunuch who informed King Ahasuerus about the gallows that had been prepared at Haman's house to hang Mordecai. This information was crucial in saving Mordecai's life and ultimately played a significant role in the downfall of Haman.

King Ahasuerus' empire stretched from India to Ethiopia. This means that his empire covered a vast geographical area, extending from the easternmost region of India to the westernmost region of Ethiopia. The mention of these two specific locations indicates the vastness and extent of his empire, encompassing diverse cultures and territories.

Esther was the daughter of Abihail.

Mordecai and Esther were residing in Susa.

Esther is the correct answer because in the biblical story of Esther, she was the queen and wife of King Ahasuerus. When Haman's plot to annihilate the Jews was exposed, Esther pleaded with the king to spare her people. The king granted her request and allowed the sons of Haman to be hanged on the gallows. Therefore, it was on Esther's will that the sons of Haman were hanged.

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King Ahasuerus summoned 7 Nobles to ask what was to be done to queen Vashti.

Mordecai was exiled from Jerusalem as a captive among the captives taken away with king Jeconiah of Judah by King Nebuchadnezzar.

The correct answer is "They did not lay hands on the spoils." This means that even though the Jews were victorious and killed their enemies and the sons of Haman, they did not take any of the spoils or possessions of their enemies. This could be seen as an act of self-restraint and a way to demonstrate their commitment to their faith and principles. By not taking the spoils, they showed that their goal was not material gain, but rather the preservation of their community and the defense of their beliefs.

Esther was afraid to go before the king because there was a strict rule that any man or woman who approached the king without being summoned would face the punishment of death. This rule made Esther fearful of the consequences she would face if she went before the king without being called.

Mordecai was the son of Jair.

God prepared two lots, one for His people and the other for all the nations. This suggests that God's plan and purpose extend beyond a single group or nation. He has a plan for His chosen people, but He also cares for and has a plan for all nations. This highlights God's inclusivity and His desire for all people to be part of His plan and receive His blessings.

In the biblical story of Esther, Mordecai was elevated to the rank of second-in-command to King Ahasuerus after he uncovered a plot to assassinate the king. This promotion allowed Mordecai to have significant influence and authority in the kingdom. Therefore, the correct answer is "Second."