2. Samuel 14:9
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Da sprach das Weib von Tekoa zum König: Auf mir sei die Schuld und auf meines Vaters Haus; der König aber und sein Thron seien unschuldig!
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Absalom's Return, and Reconciliation to the King - 2 Samuel 14 As David did not repeal the banishment of Absalom, even after he had comforted himself for Amnon's death, Joab endeavoured to bring him back to Jerusalem by stratagem (vv. 1-20); and when this succeeded, he proceeded to effect his reconciliation to the king (Sa2 14:21-33). He may have been induced to take these steps partly by his personal attachment to Absalom, but the principal reason no doubt was that Absalom had the best prospect of succeeding to the throne, and Joab thought this the best way to secure himself from punishment for the murder which he had committed. But the issue of events frustrated all such hopes. Absalom did not succeed to the throne, Joab did not escape punishment, and David was severely chastised for his weakness and injustice.
Quelle öffnen ↗How Absalom threw himself out of his royal father's protection and favour we read in the foregoing chapter, which left him an exile, outlawed, and proscribed; in this chapter we have the arts that were used to bring him and his father together again, and how, at last, it was done, which is here recorded to show the folly of David in sparing him and indulging him in his wickedness, for which he was soon after severely corrected by his unnatural rebellion. I. Joab, by bringing a feigned issue (as the lawyers speak) to be tried before him, in the case of a poor widow of Tekoah, gains from him a judgment in general, That the case might be so as that the putting of a murderer to death ought to be dispensed with (v. 1-20). II. Upon the application of this, he gains from him an order to bring Absalom back to Jerusalem, while yet he was forbidden the court (Sa2 14:21-24). III. After an account of Absalom, his person, and family, we are told how at length he was introduced by Joab into the king's presence, and the king was thoroughly reconciled to him (Sa2 14:25-33).
Quelle öffnen ↗14:9 If you are criticized: If David allowed a murder to go unavenged, he would be liable for not carrying out justice and would likely draw criticism.
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fiel zu seinen Füßen und sprach: Ach, mein Herr, mein sei diese Missetat, und laß doch deine Magd vor deinen Ohren reden und höre die Worte deiner Magd!
Ihr Blut komme auf Joabs Kopf und auf den Kopf seines Samens ewiglich; David aber und sein Same, sein Haus und sein Thron, habe ewiglich Frieden von dem HERRN!
Und alles Volk antwortete und sprach: Sein Blut komme über uns und über unsere Kinder!
Entweihet das Land nicht, darin ihr wohnt! Denn das Blut entweiht das Land; und das Land kann von dem Blut, das darin vergossen worden ist, durch nichts anderes gesühnt werden, als durch das Blut dessen, der es vergossen hat.
Da sprach seine Mutter zu ihm: Dein Fluch sei auf mir, mein Sohn! gehorche du nur meiner Stimme, geh hin und hole es mir!