Esther · Chapter 4 · Esther 8–10

The Days of Purim

The king's ring given to Mordecai; Esther at the king's feet — how can I endure to see the destruction of my kindred?; letters in the king's name and the posts on swift steeds; Mordecai in royal apparel of blue and white, and the Jews had light and gladness, and joy and honor; the thirteenth day of Adar turned to the contrary; days of feasting and gladness, of sending portions one to another and gifts to the poor; the second letter of Purim; and Mordecai next unto king Ahasuerus, speaking peace to all his seed.

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  1. Chapter 4: The Days of PurimTitleChapter 4: The Days of PurimEsther 8 – 10
  2. The House of HamanPage 29The House of HamanEsther 8:1–4
  3. How Can I EndurePage 30How Can I EndureEsther 8:5–8
  4. In the King's NamePage 31In the King's NameEsther 8:9–12
  5. Light and GladnessPage 32Light and GladnessEsther 8:13–17
  6. The Thirteenth Day of AdarPage 33The Thirteenth Day of AdarEsther 9:1–4
  7. In Shushan the PalacePage 34In Shushan the PalaceEsther 9:5–12
  8. In Shushan the PalacePage 35In Shushan the PalaceEsther 9:13–16
  9. Feasting and GladnessPage 36Feasting and GladnessEsther 9:17–22
  10. PurimPage 37PurimEsther 9:23–32
  11. Next unto King AhasuerusPage 38Next unto King AhasuerusEsther 10:1–3