Who is in the court: Proverbs 3:27-28; Ecclesiastes 9:10
the outward: Esther 4:11, Esther 5:1
to speak: Esther 3:8-11, Esther 5:14, Esther 7:9; Job 5:13; Psalms 2:4, Psalms 33:19
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Esther 6:4
Esther 6:4
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