Esther 4
John Gill - Exposition - John Gill
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- Matthew Henry - Complete Commentary - Esther 4
INTRODUCTION TO Esther 4
This chapter relates the mourning of Mordecai, and of the Jews in every province, on account of the edict to destroy them, Es 4:1, the information Esther had of it, and what passed between her and Mordecai, through Hatach, a chamberlain, by whom he put her upon making a request to the king in their favour, Es 4:4, to which she at first objected, because of a law in Persia which forbids any to come to the king unless called, Es 4:9, but being pressed to it by Mordecai, she agreed, and ordered a general fast among the Jews, Es 4:13.