Esther 4:14

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14 H518 For if H2790 you altogether hold H2790 your peace H2063 at this H6256 time, H7305 then shall there enlargement H2020 and deliverance H5975 arise H3064 to the Jews H312 from another H4725 place; H1 but you and your father’s H1004 house H6 shall be destroyed: H4310 and who H3045 knows H518 whether H5060 you are come H4438 to the kingdom H6256 for such a time H2063 as this?

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then shall.
Genesis 22:14; Numbers 23:22-24; Deuteronomy 32:26; Deuteronomy 32:27; Deuteronomy 32:36; 1 Samuel 12:22; Isaiah 54:17
Jeremiah 30:11; Jeremiah 33:24-26; Jeremiah 46:28; Amos 9:8; Amos 9:9; Matthew 16:18; Matthew 24:22
enlargement. Heb. respiration.
Ezra 9:9; Job 9:18
but thou.
Esther 2:7; Esther 2:15; Judges 14:15-18; Judges 15:6
whether.
Genesis 45:4-8; Isaiah 45:1-5; Isaiah 49:23; Acts 7:20-25
for such a time.
1 Samuel 17:29; 2 Kings 19:3; Nehemiah 6:11The fact related in this verse was unquestionably the reason why Esther was raised to regal honours, by the overruling providence of God: she was therefore bound in gratitude to do this service for God, else she would not have answered the end of her elevation: and she need not fear the miscarriage of the enterprise, for if God designed her for it, he would surely bear her through and give success. It appeared by the event that Mordecai spoke prophetically, when he modestly conjectured that Esther came to the kingdom that she might be the instrument of the Jews' deliverance. Mordecai thoroughly believed that it was a cause which one way or other would certainly be carried, and which, therefore, she might safely venture upon. Instruments might fail, but God's covenant cannot. There is a wise design in all the providences of God, which is unknown to us till it is accomplished; but it will prove in the issue that all is intended for and centre in the good of those who trust in Him.