Genesis 20:6
withheld.18; 31:7; 35:5; Ex 34:24; 1Sa 25:26,34; Ps 84:11; Pr 21:1; Ho 2:6,7sinning.39:9; Le 6:2; Ps 51:4; 81:12; 2Th 2:7,11to touch.3:3; 26:11; 1Co 7:1; 2Co 6:171 Samuel 25:32-34
David overlooks the rich and seasonable present of Abigail, though pressed with hunger and wearied with travel; but her advice, which disarmed his rage, and calmed his revenge, draws forth these high and affectionate gratulations. These were his joyful and glorious trophies; not over his enemies, but over himself. Ge 24:27; Ex 18:10; Ezr 7:27; Ps 41:12,13; 72:18; Lu 1:68; 2Co 8:16 blessed.Ps 141:5; Pr 9:9; 17:10; 25:12; 27:21; 28:23which hast.26avenging.26,31; 24:19; 26:9,10 kept me back.26hasted.18; 11:11; Jos 10:6,9there had.221 Samuel 25:39
Blessed.32; Jud 5:2; 2Sa 22:47-49; Ps 58:10,11; Re 19:1-4pleaded.Pr 22:23; La 3:58-60; Mic 7:9kept his servant.26,34; Ho 2:6,7; 2Co 13:7; 1Th 5:23; 2Ti 4:18hath returned.2Sa 3:28,29; 1Ki 2:44; Es 7:10; Ps 7:16to take her.It is probable that David had heard that Saul, to cut off his pretensions to the throne, had married Michal to Phalti; and this justified him in taking Abigail, it not being then unlawful for a man to have several wives. This conduct of David's corresponds with the manner in which the Oriental princes generally form their matrimonial alliances. "The king of Abyssinia," says Mr. Bruce, "sends an officer to the house where the lady lives, who announces to her that it is the king's pleasure she should remove instantly to the palace. She then dresses herself in the best manner, and immediately obeys. Thenceforward he assigns her an apartment in the palace, and gives her a house elsewhere in any part she chooses." Pr 18:22; 19:14; 31:10,30
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