Story Of Queen Esther

“The Story Of Queen Esther” recounts the compelling biblical narrative of Esther, a Jewish woman who becomes queen of Persia and bravely intervenes to save her people from annihilation. This enduring tale of courage, faith, and providence is retold by E. Leuty Collins.

Set against the backdrop of the ancient Persian empire, the book explores themes of identity, sacrifice, and divine intervention. Esther's journey from obscurity to royalty, and her pivotal role in averting a national tragedy, offers readers an inspiring example of resilience and moral strength.

This book provides an accessible introduction to a key story from the Old Testament, appealing to those interested in biblical history, Jewish culture, and tales of heroism.

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