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Est. 2:7 KJV (With Strong’s)

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And he δbrought up Hadassah, that is, Esther, his uncle’s daughter: for she had neither father nor mother, and the maid was ζfair and beautiful; whom Mordecai, when her father and mother were dead, took for his own daughter.

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nourished,

Ef. 6:4• ⁴Y vosotros, padres, no provoquéis á ira á vuestros hijos; sino fhhijos; sino fh amonestación del Señor. (Ef. 6:4)

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fair of form, and good of countenance.

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brought up.

Heb. nourished.

Ef. 6:4• ⁴Y vosotros, padres, no provoquéis á ira á vuestros hijos; sino fhhijos; sino fh amonestación del Señor. (Ef. 6:4)

Hadassah.

Dn. 1:6‑7• ⁶Y fueron entre ellos, de los hijos de Judá, Daniel, Ananías, Misael y Azarías:
⁷A los cuales el príncipe de los eunucos puso nombres: y puso á Daniel, Beltsasar; y á Ananías, Sadrach; y á Misael, Mesach; y á Azarías, Abed-nego. (Dn. 1:6‑7)

his uncle's.

Est. 2:15• ¹⁵Y llegado que fué el tiempo de Esther, hija de Abihail tío de Mardochêo, que él se había tomado por hija, para venir al rey, ninguna cosa procuró sino lo que dijo Hegai eunuco del rey, guarda de las mujeres: y ganaba Esther la gracia de todos los que la veían. (Est. 2:15)

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Jer. 32:7‑12• ⁷He aquí que Hanameel, hijo de Sallum tu tío, viene á ti, diciendo: Cómprame mi heredad que está en Anathoth; porque tú tienes derecho á ella para comprarla.
⁸Y vino á mí Hanameel, hijo de mi tío, conforme á la palabra de Jehová, al patio de la cárcel, y díjome: Compra ahora mi heredad que está en Anathoth, en tierra de Benjamín, porque tuyo es el derecho de la herencia, y á ti compete la redención: cómprala para ti. Entonces conocí que era palabra de Jehová.
⁹Y compré la heredad de Hanameel, hijo de mi tío, la cual estaba en Anathoth, y peséle el dinero: diecisiete siclos de plata.
¹⁰Y escribí la carta, y selléla, é hice atestiguar á testigos, y pesé el dinero con balanza.
¹¹Tomé luego la carta de venta, sellada según el derecho y costumbre, y el traslado abierto.
¹²Y dí la carta de venta á Baruch hijo de Nerías, hijo de Maasías, delante de Hanameel el hijo de mi tío, y delante de los testigos que habían suscrito en la carta de venta, delante de todos los Judíos que estaban en el patio de la cárcel. (Jer. 32:7‑12)

fair and beautiful.

Heb. fair of form and good ofcountenance.

Est. 1:11• ¹¹Que trajesen á la reina Vasthi delante del rey con la corona regia, para mostrar á los pueblos y á los príncipes su hermosura; porque era linda de aspecto. (Est. 1:11)

took.

Gn. 48:5• ⁵Y ahora tus dos hijos Ephraim y Manasés, que te nacieron en la tierra de Egipto, antes que viniese á ti á la tierra de Egipto, míos son; como Rubén y Simeón, serán míos: (Gn. 48:5)

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2 Co. 6:18• ¹⁸Y seré á vosotros Padre, Y vosotros me seréis á mí hijos é hijas, dice el Señor Todopoderoso. (2 Co. 6:18)

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1 Jn. 3:1• ¹Mirad cuál amor nos ha dado el Padre, que seamos llamados hijos de Dios: por esto el mundo no nos conoce, porque no le conoce á él. (1 Jn. 3:1)

• The Gentile reigns and does according to his will, taking at his pleasure one of the daughters of Benjamin for his wife. Sad condition, indeed, for the people of God! A position contrary to all divine law, to all faithfulness under other circumstances, but here not leading even to expostulation. The people of Israel are lost here as to their own state. But God acts in His sovereignty, and makes use of this sorrowful evidence of their position to preserve them from the destruction with which they were threatened. (“ESTHER” by J.N. Darby)

• Hadassah or Esther. The first of her names which signifies "myrtle," agrees well with her whose perfume of beauty and grace spread around her and won the hearts of others (Esther 2:7,9,15,17). Her second name, Esther, means "star," a name which goes with the high position for which she was destined. (“Chapter 3: Mordecai and Esther” by H.L. Rossier)

• He remembered the Lord's instructions relative to the orphans and His care for them (Ex. 22:22; Deut. 14:29; Hos. 14:3), and walked in this respect according to the thought of God. (“Chapter 3: Mordecai and Esther” by H.L. Rossier)

• Esther is far from her country and an orphan, a type of Israel before their restoration (Lam. 5:3). But Mordecai adopts her, loves her and raises her. She responds to his care by her submission and affection. Mordecai has taken her for his daughter and, as a faithful child of Israel, instructed in the law, she knows what is expected of her and displays her obedience to him (chap. 2:10). (“Chapter 3: Mordecai and Esther” by H.L. Rossier)

J. N. Darby Translation

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And he brought up Hadassah, that is, Esther, his uncle’s daughter; for she had neither father nor mother—and the maiden was fair and beautiful—and when her father and mother were dead, Mordecai took her for his own daughter.