C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on 1 Samuel 14:20

1Sa 14:20

“And (i.e., in consequence of the increasing tumult in the enemy’s camp) Saul had himself, and all the people with him, called,” i.e., called together for battle; and when they came to the war, i.e., to the place of conflict, “behold, there was the sword of the one against the other, a very great confusion,” in consequence partly of terror, and partly of the circumstance alluded to in 1Sa 14:21.