Bridgeway Bible Commentary - Esther 6:1-14
Haman’s humiliation and defeat (5:1-7:10)After three days Esther approached the king and invited him and Haman to dinner (5:1-4). She was so pleased with their friendly response that she decided to invite them again the next day, in the hope that they would be even more favourable to her (5-8). Haman thought that the honour given him by the queen showed that she, as well as the king, was pleased with him and agreed with his anti-Jewish policy. He decided to take the opportunity of this royal... read more
Joseph Benson's Commentary of the Old and New Testaments - Esther 6:13
Esther 6:13. Then said his wise men The magicians, whom, after the Persian manner, he had called together, to consult upon this strange emergency. If Mordecai be of the seed of the Jews Which they were told, and it was generally supposed he was, but of which they were not infallibly sure; before whom thou hast begun to fall Though but in a point of honour; thou shalt not prevail against him They had observed, it is probable, how the Jews had been wonderfully raised from under great... read more