Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Matthew Poole · 1685
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Esther Capitolo 5 1 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Esther 5:1
Esther Capitolo 5 2 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Esther 5:2
The king held out the golden sceptre, in testimony that he pardoned her presumption, and accepted her person, and was ready to grant her petition.
Esther touched the top of his sceptre, in token of her thankful acceptance of the king’s great favour, and of her reverence and submission to his majesty, whereof that might possibly be a usual token, and it may be, at the king’s call and invitation to her to come near to him.
Esther Capitolo 5 3 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Esther 5:3
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Esther Capitolo 5 4 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Esther 5:4
She invited Haman; partly that by showing such respect to the king’s great favourite she might insinuate herself into the king’s good opinion and affection; and partly that, if she saw fit, she might then present her request to the king.
Esther Capitolo 5 5 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Esther 5:5
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Esther Capitolo 5 6 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Esther 5:6
At the banquet of wine; either,
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At the latter end of the feast, when they used to drink wine more freely, whereas in the former part most of their drink was water. Or,
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At her banquet; which is so called, because it consisted not of meals, which probably the king had plentifully eaten before at his own table, but of fruits and wines; which banquets were very frequent among the Persians.
Esther Capitolo 5 7 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Esther 5:7
No text from Poole on this verse.
Esther Capitolo 5 8 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Esther 5:8
I will acquaint thee with my humble request. She did not present her petition at this time, but delayed it till the next meeting; either through modesty, or because she was a little daunted with the king’s presence, and had not yet good courage to propose her request; or in policy, because she would further engage the king’s affection to her by a second entertainment, and would also intimate to him that her petition was of a more than ordinary nature; and principally by direction and disposition of the Divine Providence, which took away her courage or utterance for this time, that she might have a better opportunity for it the next time, by that great accident which happened before it.
Esther, venturing on the king’s favour, hath the golden sceptre held out to her, Esther 5:1-3. She inviteth the king and Haman to a banquet, Esther 5:4,5; and being encouraged by the king in her petition, Esther 5:6, invites them to another banquet, Esther 5:7,8. Haman’s joy, but angry with Mordecai for contemning him, Esther 5:9-13. By the counsel of his wife he builds a gallows for him, Esther 5:14.
On the third day; of which See Poole "Esther 4:16".
Esther put on her royal apparel; that she might render herself as amiable in the king’s eyes as she could, and so obtain her request.