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Chapter 7
So
the
King
and
Haman
came
to
banquet
with
Esther
the
Queene.
2
And
the
king
said
againe
vnto
Esther,
on
the
second
day
at
the
banquet
of
wine,
What
is
thy
petition,
Queene
Esther,
and
it
shalbe
granted
thee?
and
what
is
thy
request?
and
it
shall
bee
performed,
euen
to
the
halfe
of
the
kingdome.
3
Then
Esther
the
Queene
answered,
and
said;
If
I
haue
found
fauour
in
thy
sight,
O
King,
and
if
it
please
the
King,
let
my
life
be
giuen
me
at
my
petition,
and
my
people
at
my
request.
4
For
we
are
sold,
I,
and
my
people,
to
be
destroyed,
to
be
slaine,
and
to
perish:
but
if
we
had
bene
sold
for
bondmen,
and
bondwomen,
I
had
held
my
tongue,
although
the
enemy
could
not
counteruaile
the
kings
dammage.
5
Then
the
king
Ahasuerus
answered,
&
said
vnto
Esther
the
Queene:
Who
is
he?
and
where
is
he,
that
durst
presume
in
his
heart
to
do
so?
6
And
Esther
said,
The
aduersary
and
enemie,
is
this
wicked
Haman.
Then
Haman
was
afraid
before
the
King
and
the
Queene.
7
And
the
king
arising
from
the
banquet
of
wine
in
his
wrath,
went
into
the
palace
garden:
and
Haman
stood
vp
to
make
request
for
his
life
to
Esther
the
Queene:
for
he
saw
that
there
was
euill
determined
against
him
by
the
King.
8
Then
the
king
returned
out
of
the
palace
garden,
into
the
place
of
the
banquet
of
wine,
and
Haman
was
fallen
vpon
the
bed
whereon
Esther
was.
Then
said
the
King,
Will
hee
force
the
Queene
also
before
me
in
the
house?
As
the
word
went
out
of
the
Kings
mouth,
they
couered
Hamans
face.
9
And
Harbonah
one
of
the
chamberlaines,
said
before
the
king;
Behold
also
the
gallowes,
fiftie
cubites
high,
which
Haman
had
made
for
Mordecai,
who
had
spoken
good
for
the
king,
standeth
in
the
house
of
Haman.
Then
the
king
said,
Hang
him
thereon.
10
So
they
hanged
Haman
on
the
gallows
that
he
had
prepared
for
Mordecai.
Then
was
the
Kings
wrath
pacified.
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