Esther 10: Mordecai's Greatness

The book closes with King Xerxes taxing his empire and the record of Mordecai's achievements in the royal chronicles. Mordecai ranks second only to the king, honored by the Jews and working for the good and peace of his people.

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Where does the book say the complete story of Mordecai’s greatness was written (Esther 10:2)?

On the walls of the great hall in the citadel of SusaIn the official history kept by the Median and Persian kingsIn a scroll that Esther sent to the priests in JerusalemOn a stone pillar set up beside the gate of the king’s palace