Pitts gives a similar account of the mode of honouring a person who turns a Mohammedan, at Algiers: "The apostate is to get on a stately steed, with a rich saddle and fine trappings: he is also richly habited, and has a turban on his head, but nothing of this is to be called his own; only there are given him about two or three yards of broad cloth, which is laid before him on the saddle. The horse, with him on his back, is led all round the city, which he is several hours in doing. The apostate is attended with drums and other music, and twenty or thirty serjeants. They march in order on each side of the horse, with naked swords in their hands. The crier goes before, with a loud voice giving thanks to God for the proselyte that is made."

6:11

Haman mengambil

Kej 41:42; [Lihat FULL. Kej 41:42]

Ester 8:15

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8:15

berpakaikan kerajaan(TB)/berpakaikan ... kerajaan(TL) <03830 04438> [royal apparel.]

5:1 6:8,11 Ge 41:42 Mt 6:29 11:8 Lu 16:19 [Semua]

kain ungu tua(TB)/biru laut(TL) <08504> [blue. or, violet.]

1:6

kopiah ... tajuk .... mengagumkan(TB)/kopiah(TL) <01419 05850> [and with a great crown.]

Mordecai was now made the chief minister, or vizier, instead of Haman; and was accordingly invested with the "royal apparel," in conformity to the custom of the East. So we are informed, in the History of the Revolt of Ali Bey, that on the election of a new {sheikh bellet,} or chief of the country, in Egypt, the {pasha} who approves of him invests him with a robe of valuable fur. Perhaps the crown was one of the insignia of the office of vizier. Concerning the blue, fine linen, and purple, see the Notes on Ex 25:4; 39:27.

kota(TB)/negeri(TL) <05892> [the city.]

Haman was too proud to be popular: few lamented his fall.

3:15 Pr 29:2 [Semua]

8:15

Dan Mordekhai

Est 9:4; 10:2 [Semua]

tajuk emas

2Sam 12:30; [Lihat FULL. 2Sam 12:30]

kain lenan

Kej 41:42; [Lihat FULL. Kej 41:42]

dan bersukaria:

Est 3:15