How was Esther brought up?

Answer

"He [Mordecai the Jew] brought up Hadassah, that is, Esther, his uncle's daughter. . . . when her father and
mother were dead." Esther 2: 7.
NOTE - Mordecai was a man who feared and served God, as is shown by his wise and courageous
counsel to Esther, and by his own righteous conduct when the lives of both were at stake in their efforts to
save the people of God from destruction while in captivity in Medo-Persia. He undoubtedly taught Esther
from childhood to fear and serve God. Otherwise she would not have met the crisis with such fearless
courage and such confidence in God.

What did this bring to him?
After His resurrection, what effect had this prediction upon His disciples?
How enduring did He say the law is?
When the church had received help from the state to this extent, what more did she demand?
To whom does the Sabbath belong?
What were to be the signs on earth of Christ's coming?
How does God regard one who abandons his faith?

Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle