C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on 1 Samuel 24:15
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1 Samuel24:15
1Sa 24:15
As Saul had therefore no good ground for persecuting David, the latter could very calmly commit his cause to the Lord God, that He might decide it as judge, and deliver him out of the hand of Saul: “Let Him look at it, and conduct my cause,” etc.
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