Commentaries:Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown
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Esther 4:4
Then was the queen . . . grieved; and . . . sent raiment to . . . Mordecai—Her object in doing so was either to qualify him for resuming his former office, or else, perhaps, of fitting him to come near enough to the palace to inform her of the cause of such sudden and extreme distress.
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