다니엘 3:21 해설: Rashi & Ibn Ezra

these men [as translated,] these men.

[Daniel 3:21] Then (בֵּאדַיִן - Be'adayin)... in their shirts/mantles (בְּסַרְבָּלֵיהוֹן - b'sarbaleyhon): These are the outer garment/mantle (ha-simlah ha-elyonah). And it is the custom of the nations to burn people [while still] in their garments, which are [considered] worth nothing [in this context].

were bound in their cloaks They were bound in the garments in which they enwrapped themselves.

their trousers, their robes types of royal raiment that they had; and although they were going forth to be judged before Nebuchadnezzar regarding their death sentence, they did not change their clothes to humble their greatness. From here the Sages learned that even in times of danger, a person should not change from the ruling position to which he has become accustomed.

their robes Aram. וְכַרְבְּלָתְהוֹן. There is a word similar to this (in I Chron. 15: 27): “And David was clothed (מְכֻרְבָּל).

and they were cast into the burning, fiery furnce [as translated,] and they were cast into the burning, fiery furnace.