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Because she was chosen as one of the candidates for queen when the ruling Queen was denounced due to insubordination. Mordecai thinks that the she would be looked on unfavorably and thus ruin her chances to save her people in the appropriate time. The Jews at that time were under the Persian rule.
What else can I help you with?
Did the king know Esther was a Jew?
No. Mordechai told her to keep it a secret until she learned about Haman's plot to destroy the Jews.
Who wrote the book of Esther and for what purpose?
It is believed that Mordecai (Esther's cousin) wrote Esther. The author's central purpose was to record the institution of the annual festival of Purim and to keep alive for later generations the memory of the great deliverance of the Jewish people during the reign of King Xerxes (a.k.a. King Ahasuerus). The book accounts for both the initiation of that observation and the obligation for its perpetual commemoration.
When was Keep It a Secret created?
Keep It a Secret was created in 1952.
How do you say keep a secret in spanish?
To keep a secret = Guardar un/el secretoPlease keep it a secret = Guárdame el secreto
How did the secret stay a secret?
By not telling anyone the secret, keep the secret a secret.
When was Keep Me a Secret created?
Keep Me a Secret was created in 2003-03.
When was Can you Keep A Secret created?
Can U Keep A Secret was created in 1989.
When was Can't Keep a Secret created?
Can't Keep a Secret was created in 604.
How do you keep a secret crush secret?
The same way you keep anything a secret - you tell no one you can't trust.
What can you keep but cannot share and once you share it you cant keep it anymore?
a secret
When was Keep It Like a Secret created?
Keep It Like a Secret was created on 1999-02-02.
Can an adopted child take on his adopted parents nationality?
Nationality generally means genetic origin. In this case, the child can take on the national cultures, the name common in the nationality, and otherwise identify with the nationality. However, taking on the parents' nationality isn't totally possible, since nationality has a DNA component. However, if the child's DNA in some ways parallels the DNA of one or both of the parents, then the nationality in the genetic sense already matches. In America in the recent past -- as late as the 1950s -- children were commonly 'paired' physically with adoptive parents so that if the parents wanted to keep the adoption a secret from the child, it would be possible. Today, however, this practice is not so common.
