Even though Haman is gone, his evil decree for the extermination of the Jews is still in effect. Esther and Mordecai save the Jews through another decree, allowing them to defend themselves.

Haman began his day with gleeful thoughts of hanging Mordecai, but before the day was over he died on that same scaffold.

Haman began his day with gleeful thoughts of hanging Mordecai, but before the day was over he died on that same scaffold.

Esther faces a dilemma when she learns of the decree to destroy the Jews. Will she keep quiet and save her own life, or approach the king and plead for her people?

Esther faces a dilemma when she learns of the decree to destroy the Jews. Will she keep quiet and save her own life, or approach the king and plead for her people?

In Haman we see the same face of evil that we've seen often in history. As we look at him we learn what motivates these homicidal monsters

In Haman we see the same face of evil that we've seen often in history. As we look at him we learn what motivates these homicidal monsters

Esther wins the empire-wide competition to replace Vashti as queen. God has positioned her for a critical role in saving His people.

Esther wins the empire-wide competition to replace Vashti as queen. God has positioned her for a critical role in saving His people.

King Ahasuerus' Persia was most definitely a man's world. But God would use a young woman to accomplish His will.