the Week of Proper 14 / Ordinary 19
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Louis Segond
Esther 9:28
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Ces jours devaient être rappelés et célébrés dans tous les âges, dans chaque famille, dans chaque province et dans chaque ville; de telle sorte qu'on n'abolît point ces jours de Purim parmi les Juifs, et que le souvenir ne s'en effaçât point parmi leurs descendants.
et qu'on se souviendrait de ces jours et qu'on les célébrerait dans toutes les générations, dans chaque famille, dans chaque province, et dans chaque ville; et que ces jours de Purim ne seraient point négligés au milieu des Juifs, et que leur mémoire ne périrait jamais chez leur semence.
Et [ils ordonnèrent] que la mémoire de ces jours serait célébrée et solennisée dans chaque âge, dans chaque famille, dans chaque province et dans chaque ville; et qu'on n'abolirait point ces jours de Purim entre les Juifs, et que la mémoire de ces jours-là ne s'effacerait point en leur postérité.
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from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
remembered: Exodus 12:17, Psalms 78:5-7, Psalms 103:2
fail: Heb. pass
the memorial: Exodus 13:8, Exodus 13:9, Joshua 4:7, Zechariah 6:14
perish from their seed: Heb. be ended from their seed
Reciprocal: Psalms 78:6 - That Psalms 78:7 - not forget
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And that these days should be remembered, and kept throughout every generation, every family, every province, and every city,.... And accordingly these days are commemorated by them now, and by all their families, and all in their families capable of it; and these words, "every province", and "every city", are used, as Aben Ezra observes, lest a man should think he was not bound to keep this feast where there were no Jews; for, let him be where he may, he is obliged to keep it:
and that these days of Purim should not fail among the Jews; or the observance of them be neglected and cease:
nor the memorial of them perish from their seed; neither the memorial of them, nor of the reason of keeping them; wherefore on those days they read the whole book of Esther, fairly written on a roll of parchment, and are careful that none omit the reading of it; rather, they say w, the reading and learning the law should be omitted, and all commands and service, than the reading this volume, that so all might be acquainted with this wonderful deliverance, and keep it in mind.
w Lebush & Schulchan, ib. (par. 1.) c. 687. sect. 2.