Est 4:17 | KD | STEP | And Mordochai went his way, i.e., from the place before the court of the king, to do what the queen had commanded him to do. Esther’s Gracious Reception by the King. Haman’s Rage against Mordochai - On the third day Esther betook herself in her royal apparel to the inner court of the palace, and was so kindly received by the king, that he promised to grant her any petition she might make; whereupon she requested the king to come with Haman that day to a banquet which she had prepared ( ). On returning from this banquet, Haman saw Mordochai in the king’s gate, and when the latter did not bow before him, was so enraged, that, upon the advice of his wife and friends, he resolved to induce the king to permit the execution of Mordochai on the following day ( ).

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And Mordochai went his way, i.e., from the place before the court of the king, to do what the queen had commanded him to do. Esther’s Gracious Reception by the King. Haman’s Rage against Mordochai - Est 5:1-14

On the third day Esther betook herself in her royal apparel to the inner court of the palace, and was so kindly received by the king, that he promised to grant her any petition she might make; whereupon she requested the king to come with Haman that day to a banquet which she had prepared (Est 5:1-8). On returning from this banquet, Haman saw Mordochai in the king’s gate, and when the latter did not bow before him, was so enraged, that, upon the advice of his wife and friends, he resolved to induce the king to permit the execution of Mordochai on the following day (Est 5:9-14).