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4. DAVID AND ABSALOM
CHAPTER 14
_ 1. Joab's scheme (2 Samuel 14:1)_
2. The woman of Tekoah before the king (2 Samuel 14:4)
3. Joab brings Absalom to Jerusalem (2 Samuel 14:21)
4. A
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2 SAMUEL 14. THE RETURN OF ABSALOM (J).
2 SAMUEL 14:1. Joab perceives the king's longing for his son (p. 67),
and sends to him a woman of Tekoa (p. 31), about 5 miles S. of
Beth-lehem, with a trumped...
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_if there be any iniquity in me_ Let the king treat me either as
guilty or as innocent. This half-forgiveness is worse than death.
Absalom means to protest that he is innocent, and had been fully
just...
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Absalom readmitted to David's presence through Joab's mediation
29. _he would not come to him_ Not choosing to incur David's
displeasure by visiting Absalom while he was still in disgrace....
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_David Recalls Absalom._ 2 Samuel 14:21-33
21 And the king said unto Joab, Behold now, I have done this thing: go
therefore, bring the young man Absalom again.
22 And Joab fell to the ground on his fa...
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ABSALOM'S RETURN FROM GESHUR
After waiting for two years, Absalom forces Joab to use his influence
to bring about a reconciliation between him and his father....
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DAVID, THE GREAT KING OF ISRAEL
2 SAMUEL
_HELEN POCOCK_
CHAPTER 14
JOAB PLANS TO BRING ABSALOM BACK TO JERUSALEM
V1 Joab, the son of Zeruiah, knew that King David was constantly
thinking about A...
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IF THERE BE ANY INIQUITY. — Absalom makes no acknowledgment of
having done wrong, but simply says that this state of
half-reconciliation is intolerable. He must either be punished or
fully pardoned. J...
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וַ יֹּ֣אמֶר אַבְשָׁלֹ֣ום אֶל ־יֹואָ֡ב
הִנֵּ֣ה...
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RESTORED THOUGH UNREPENTANT
2 Samuel 14:18
Joab knew perfectly that David was well pleased to recall Absalom, in
response, as it appeared, to the request of the most powerful of his
subjects. But Joa...
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Opinions widely differ over why Joab set himself to bring Absalom
back. The most probable reason- is that he "perceived that the king's
heart was toward Absalom." There is certainly a strange fascinat...
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And Absalom answered Joab, Behold, I sent unto thee, saying, Come
hither, that I may send thee to the king, to say, Wherefore am I come
from Geshur? [it had been] good for me [to have been] there stil...
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(28) В¶ So Absalom dwelt two full years in Jerusalem, and saw not
the king's face. (29) Therefore Absalom sent for Joab, to have sent
him to the king; but he would not come to him: and when he sent ag...
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In the sketch proposed of these books of scripture there is of course
no pretension to notice every point of interest they contain, but only
a general comprehensive view, as far as the Lord enables me...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 14 THROUGH 20.
David's partiality for Absalom had yet other and more painful results,
and heavy chastisements. It is painful to see the conqueror of Goliath
d...
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AND ABSALOM ANSWERED JOAB,.... Neither denying the fact, nor being
ashamed of it, nor asking pardon for it; but endeavouring to vindicate
it, by giving a reason as he thought sufficient for it:
BEHOL...
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And Absalom answered Joab, Behold, I sent unto thee, saying, Come
hither, that I may send thee to the king, to say, Wherefore am I come
from Geshur? [it had been] good for me [to have been] there stil...
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_If there be iniquity in me_ He could not but know that there was
iniquity in him, heinous iniquity: but he pretends if the king would
not pardon it, and admit him into his presence, he had rather die...
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1 Ioab, suborning a widow of Tekoah, by a parable to incline the Kings
heart to fetch home Absalom, bringeth him to Hierusalem.
25 Absaloms beautie, haire, and children.
28 After two yeres, Absalom...
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THE RECONCILIATION EFFECTED...
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And Absalom answered Joab, Behold, I sent unto thee, saying, Come
hither that I may send thee to the king to say, Wherefore am I come
from Geshur? It had been good for me to have been there still, he...
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David's concern for Absalom became known to Joab. Joab was a man not
too concerned about truth and justice, but rather about the outward
prosperity of the kingdom of Israel, for he knew that his own p...
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28-33 By his insolent carriage toward Joab, Absalom brought Joab to
plead for him. By his insolent message to the king, he gained his
wishes. When parents and rulers countenance such characters, they...
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IT HAD BEEN GOOD FOR ME TO HAVE BEEN THERE STILL, rather than here,
because my estrangement from him now when I am so near to him is both
moro grievous and more shameful to me. But the truth of the bu...
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CONTENTS: The recall of Absalom and David's forgiveness.
CHARACTERS: God, David, Joab, Absalom, woman of Tekoah, Tamar.
CONCLUSION: If we let private affections stand in the way of public
duty (See...
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2 Samuel 14:2. _Tekoah;_ a city of Judah, twelve miles south of
Jerusalem. 2 Chronicles 11:6.
2 Samuel 14:6. _The one smote the other,_ probably with some weapon,
or sharp instrument. The lord Ellenbo...
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_Absalom sent for Joab _. .. _ but he would not come to him._
THE BARLEY-FIELD ON FIRE
Absalom had fled from Jerusalem under fear of David’s anger; he was
after a time permitted to return, but he was...
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2 SAMUEL—NOTE ON 2 SAMUEL 14:28 ABSALOM is dissatisfied with being
kept away by David. He wants to be either executed or restored to the
royal household (v. 2
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CRITICAL AND EXPOSITORY NOTES.—
2 Samuel 14:26. “HE POLLED HIS HEAD,” _i.e._, cut his hair. “TWO
HUNDRED SHEKELS AFTER THE KING’S WEIGHT.” The king’s shekel is
probably a different weight from the sac...
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EXPOSITION
2 SAMUEL 14:1
THE KING'S HEART WAS TOWARD ABSALOM. Again there is a diversity of
view as to the right rendering. The preposition does not usually mean
"toward," but "against," and is so re...
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So Joab realizing that David is proud and stubborn and really wants to
see his son, but won't make the first move, got hold of a widow woman
in Tekoah, and he said to her, Now you go and tell David th...
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1 Samuel 15:13; Exodus 14:12; Exodus 16:3; Exodus 17:3; Genesis 3:12;...
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Kill me — For it is better for me to die, than to want the sight and
favour of my dear father. Thus he insinuates himself into his father's
affections, by pretending such respect and love to him It se...