C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on 1 Samuel 17:29-30
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1 Samuel17:29-30
1Sa 17:29-30
David answered very modestly, and so as to put the scorn of his reprover to shame: “What have I done, then? It was only a word” - a very allowable inquiry certainly. He then turned from him (Eliab) to another who was standing by; and having repeated his previous words, he received the same answer from the people.
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