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Esther 9:24

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Pur: The word pur: seems to be derived either from the Persian bahr: and bar:, a part, portion, lot, or pari:, anything which happens fortuitously or fortunately; whence the annual festival in commemoration of the wonderful deliverance of the Jews from their enemies was called Purim, or in Arabic and Persian, Fuhr:, or Lots:; which has been observed by them, in all places of their dispersion, from that day to the present time, without any interruption. Esther 3:7

consume: Heb. crush

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