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2 Samuel 13:4

2 Samuel 13:4

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2 Samuel 13 — Overview2 Samuel 13 · Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole BibleThe righteous God had lately told David, by Nathan the prophet, that, to chastise him for his son in the matter of Uriah, he would "raise up evil against him out of his own house," (ch. xii. 11). And here, in the…2 Samuel 13 — Overview2 Samuel 13 · Treasury of Scripture Knowledge2 Samuel 13:1, Amnon loving Tamar, by Jonadab’s counsel feigning himself sick, ravishes her; 2 Samuel 13:15, He hates her, and shamefully turns her away; 2 Samuel 13:19, Absalom entertains her, and conceals his purpose;…2 Samuel 13 — Overview2 Samuel 13 · John Gill's Exposition of the Entire BibleThis chapter relates some of the evils that were to arise out of David's house, and which were similar to the evils committed by him; the deflowering of his daughter, and the murder of his eldest son: the story is this;…2 Samuel 13:1-202 Samuel 13:1-20 · Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole BibleWe have here a particular account of the abominable wickedness of Amnon in ravishing his sister, a subject not fit to be enlarged upon nor indeed to be mentioned without blushing, that ever any man should be so…2 Samuel 13:1-392 Samuel 13:1-39 · The Pulpit CommentaryEXPOSITION 2 Samuel 13:1 After this. This phrase, as we have seen on 2 Samuel 10:1, has little chronological force, but the date of the sad event which formed the second stage in David's punishment can be settled with…2 Samuel 13:1-392 Samuel 13:1-39 · The Pulpit CommentaryIV. DEVELOPMENTS OF SUPPRESSED ANIMOSITIES. The spirit of David was evidently troubled by observing the strained relations between his sons Amnon and Absalom. The probability is that they were not on terms of…