An Old Testament book telling of a beautiful Jewess who became queen of Persia and saved her people from massacre.
1The Book of Esther is the last of the Scriptural writings.
2Patriotism is more evident than religion in the Book of Esther.
3The spirit of the book of Esther is anything but attractive.
4Like the stories of Daniel, the book of Esther contains many historical inconsistencies.
5Such theories do not account adequately for the Book of Esther.
6The next book in course is the book of Esther.
7They also read in unison from The Book of Esther.
8Nor is the Book of Esther an ordinary history.
9The queen's audience chamber is hung with tapestry representing scenes from the book of Esther.
10There is something impressive, awful, in the simplicity and terrible directness of the book of Esther.
11The spirit of this warlike, blood-thirsty age is most clearly formulated in the book of Esther.
12See the book of Esther, also the others.
13The Book of Esther may be briefly summarized.
14Belasez turned over the stiff leaves, one after another, till she reached the Book of Esther.
15The answer lay in the Book of Esther.
16For their authorship and date, as also for the book of Esther, see the particular introductions to these books.
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