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David Guzik commentary on Esther 1, where Queen Vashti refuses to display her beauty at King Ahasuerus' feast, and is therefore banished.
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David Guzik :: Study Guide for Esther 1. A Queen Is Deposed. Esther is the last of the historical books of the Bible, so its main character is named Esther - that is, Venus, the morning star, which sheds its light after all the other stars have ceased to shine, and while the sun still delays rising.
The Book of Esther Chapter 1 Several things in this chapter itself are very instructive and of great use; but the design of recording the story of it is to show how way was made for Esther to the crown, in order to her being instrumental to defeat Haman's plot, and this long before the plot was laid, that we may observe and admire the foresight ...
THE BOOK OF ESTHER Commentary by Robert Jamieson . CHAPTER 1. Es 1:1-22. Ahasuerus Makes Royal Feasts. 1. Ahasuerus—It is now generally agreed among learned men that the Ahasuerus mentioned in this episode is the Xerxes who figures in Grecian history.Ahasuerus and Vashti make a royal banquet, Est 1:1-9. He sends for Vashti, Est 1:10,1.
Matthew Henry Commentary on the Whole Bible (Complete) Esther Intro. Esther 1. Esther 2. Esther 3. Esther 4. Esther 5. Esther 6. Esther 7. Esther 8. Esther 9. Esther 10. Read Esther commentary using Matthew Henry Commentary on the Whole Bible (Complete). Study the bible online using commentary on Esther and more!...
Verses 1–2. Verses 3–14. Verses 15–17. Chapter 9. Verses 1–19. Verses 20–32. Chapter 10. Verses 1–3. How the providence of God watched over the Jews that had returned out of captivity to their own land, and what great and kind things were done for them, we read in the two foregoing books; but there were many who staid behind, having ...
