The book of Esther V.7 No.4
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ii. 18. Their names signify nothing for the present purpose; and there are no certain data for their interpretation.* But our author names them because they were transmitted to him, and in order that the historical character of his narrative may be strengthened thereby.
Certain it is, they were the medium between the king and the ladies. They were to transmit tho commands of the former to the latter. Their number, seven, has close connection with that of the Amshaspands. This number was peculia...rly sacred to the Persians, see ver. 14.
Ver. 11. They were to bring the queen in the regal crown, **{}2, nifiapic or ni-aptc, i. e., in a high, pointed turban, and consequently bring her in her entire royal apparel, in order to show her beauty to the prince, as well as to the entire people, of whom at least there were representa- tives present. Xerxes was desirous of glory, not only because of his riches, but also because of his beautiful wife.t Ver. 12. But the queen Vashti refused to come. — Ij/'DH 1313 here has reference to the word of the king, as in chap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ii. 18. Their names signify nothing for the present purpose; and there are no certain data for their interpretation.* But our author names them because they were transmitted to him, and in order that the historical character of his narrative may be strengthened thereby.
Certain it is, they were the medium between the king and the ladies. They were to transmit tho commands of the former to the latter. Their number, seven, has close connection with that of the Amshaspands. This number was peculia...rly sacred to the Persians, see ver. 14.
Ver. 11. They were to bring the queen in the regal crown, **{}2, nifiapic or ni-aptc, i. e., in a high, pointed turban, and consequently bring her in her entire royal apparel, in order to show her beauty to the prince, as well as to the entire people, of whom at least there were representa- tives present. Xerxes was desirous of glory, not only because of his riches, but also because of his beautiful wife.t Ver. 12. But the queen Vashti refused to come. — Ij/'DH 1313 here has reference to the word of the king, as in chap.
What to read after The book of Esther V.7 No.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schultz, Friedrich Wilhelm, 1828-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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