Cross Reference ESTHER 8:10 AND HE WROTE IN THE KING AHASUERUS' NAME AND SEALED IT WITH THE KING'S RING AND SENT LETTERS BY POSTS ON HORSEBACK AND RIDERS ON MULES CAMELS AND YOUNG DROMEDARIES

{Esther 8:10} And he wrote 3789 z8799 in the king 4428 Ahasuerus' 325 name, 8034 and sealed 2856 z8799 [it] with the king's 4428 ring, 2885 and sent 7971 z8799 letters 5612 by 3027 posts 7323 z8801 on horseback, 5483 [and] riders 7392 z8802 on mules, 7409 camels, 327 [and] young 1121 dromedaries: 7424

in the king:
"So she wroteª ° lettersª in Ahab'sª name,ª and sealedª ° [them] with his seal,ª and sentª ° the lettersª unto¹ the eldersª and to¹ the noblesª that¹ [were] in his city,ª dwellingª ° with¹ Naboth.ª" {1Kg 21:8} + "Where¹ the wordª of a kingª [is, there is] power:ª and who¹ may sayª ° unto him, What¹ doestª ° thou?" {Ecc 8:4} + "Nebuchadnezzarª the king,ª unto allª people,ª nations,ª and languages,ª that¹ dwellª ° in allª the earth;ª Peaceª be multipliedª ° unto you." {Dan 4:1}

by posts:
"And the lettersª were sentª ° byª postsª ° into¹ all¹ the king'sª provinces,ª to destroy,ª ° to kill,ª ° and to cause to perish,ª °¹ all¹ Jews,ª both youngª ¹ and¹ old,ª little childrenª and women,ª in oneª day,ª [even] upon the thirteenthª ª [day] of the twelfthª ª month,ª which¹ is the monthª Adar,ª and [to take] the spoilª of them for a prey.ª °" {Est 3:13} + "So the postsª ° went² °¹ with the lettersª fromª ¹ the kingª and his princesª throughout all¹ Israelª and Judah,ª and according to the commandmentª of the king,ª saying,ª ° Ye childrenª of Israel,ª turn againª ° unto¹ the LORDª Godª of Abraham,ª Isaac,ª and Israel,ª and he will returnª ° to¹ the remnantª ° of you, that are escapedª out of the handª ¹ of the kingsª of Assyria.ª" {2Ch 30:6} + "Now my daysª are swifterª ° than¹ a post:ª ° they flee away,ª ° they seeª ° no¹ good.ª" {Job 9:25} + "And with thee will I break in piecesª ° the horseª and his rider;ª ° and with thee will I break in piecesª ° the chariotª and his rider;ª °" {Jer 51:21}

camels:
Achashteranim, from the Persian akhash, large, and aster, a mule, probably, as Bochart supposes, denotes a large mule.

young dromedaries:
Beney harammachim, "the sons of mares," as the word ramakat denotes in Arabic; probably an expletive of the preceeding word. "The multitudeª of camelsª shall coverª ° thee, the dromedariesª of Midianª and Ephah;ª all¹ they from Shebaª ¹ shall come:ª ° they shall bringª ° goldª and incense;ª and they shall shew forthª ° the praisesª of the LORD.ª" {Isa 60:6} + "And they shall bringª °¹ all¹ your brethrenª [for] an offeringª unto the LORDª out of all¹ ¹ nationsª upon horses,ª and in chariots,ª and in litters,ª and upon mules,ª and upon swift beasts,ª to¹ my holyª mountainª Jerusalem,ª saithª ° the LORD,ª as¹ the childrenª of Israelª bringª °¹ an offeringª in a cleanª vesselª into the houseª of the LORD.ª" {Isa 66:20} + "How¹ canst thou say,ª ° I am not¹ polluted,ª ° I have not¹ goneª ° afterª Baalim?ª seeª ° thy wayª in the valley,ª knowª ° what¹ thou hast done:ª ° [thou art] a swiftª dromedaryª traversingª ° her ways;ª" {Jer 2:23}