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How did Esther expose Haman’s plot to exterminate the Jews in exile under Persia?
She had her personal maidens curry messages to the king privately about her fears for the Jewish people.
She invited the king and Haman to a banquet where she told the king of the sinister scheme.
She wrote letters to the king and Haman detailing the elaborate ruse.
She informed the king that Mordecai had been discovered in chains, and used his misfortune as an example of the struggle all Jews faced in Persia.
She had her personal maidens curry messages to the king privately about her fears for the Jewish people.
She invited the king and Haman to a banquet where she told the king of the sinister scheme.
She wrote letters to the king and Haman detailing the elaborate ruse.
She informed the king that Mordecai had been discovered in chains, and used his misfortune as an example of the struggle all Jews faced in Persia.
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Esther exposed Haman’s plot to exterminate the Jews in exile under Persia by inviting the king and Haman to a banquet where she ultimately revealed her identity as a Jew and informed the king of Haman's sinister scheme against her people. This courageous act led to Haman's downfall and the protection of the Jewish people.