2 Samuel 8:3
8:3 a Hadadezer reappears in 10:16 b as David’s foe. He was either the direct son of Rehob and his successor or the reigning king of a dynasty established by a king named Rehob, whose kingdom was near the northern city of Dan (see Judg 18:28 c; cp. Num 13:21 d).• Zobah was north and east of David’s kingdom.
• It is possible that David, not Hadadezer (literally he), marched out to strengthen his control.
• the Euphrates River: Literally the river; 1 Chr 18:3 e specifically identifies the Euphrates. Cp. 2 Sam 10:16 f.
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