The meaning of Post in the Bible
(From International Standard Bible Encyclopedia)

post (ruts, "to run," ratsim, "runners"): The "runners" formed the royal guard (I Samuel 22:17; I Kings 14:27; II Kings 11:4, II Kings 11:13; see GUARD). From them were chosen the couriers who carried royal letters and dispatches throughout the kingdom (II Chronicles 30:6, II Chronicles 30:10; Esther 3:13, Esther 3:15; Jeremiah 51:31). In the Persian service they were mounted on the swiftest horses (Esther 8:10, Esther 8:14; compare Xenophon, Cyrop. viii.6,17; Herodotus viii.98). They had the right to command the service of either men or animals in order to expedite their progress (compare Matthew 5:41; Mark 15:21, "compel," "impress").

Used in Job 9:25 and the King James Version The Wisdom of Solomon 5:9 (aggelia, the Revised Version (British and American) "message") of the swift passage of time.

See also HOUSE, II, 1, (4), (7).

M. O. Evans

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