Esther 2:7

2:7

And he brought up
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Hadassah
<01919>_,

that [is], Esther
<0635>_,

his uncle's
<01730>

daughter
<01323>_:

for she had neither father
<01>

nor mother
<0517>_,

and the maid
<05291>

[was] fair
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and beautiful
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whom Mordecai
<04782>_,

when her father
<01>

and mother
<0517>

were dead
<04194>_,

took
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for his own daughter
<01323>_.

{brought...: Heb. nourished} {fair...: Heb. fair of form, and good of countenance}

Esther 3:4

3:4

Now it came to pass, when they spake
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daily
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unto him, and he hearkened
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not unto them, that they told
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Haman
<02001>_,

to see
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whether Mordecai's
<04782>

matters
<01697>

would stand
<05975> (8799)_:

for he had told
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them that he [was] a Jew
<03064>_.

Esther 5:9

5:9

Then went
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Haman
<02001>

forth
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that day
<03117>

joyful
<08056>

and with a glad
<02896>

heart
<03820>_:

but when Haman
<02001>

saw
<07200> (8800)

Mordecai
<04782>

in the king's
<04428>

gate
<08179>_,

that he stood not up
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nor moved
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for him, he
<02001>

was full
<04390> (8735)

of indignation
<02534>

against Mordecai
<04782>_.