C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on 1 Samuel 25:10
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1 Samuel25:10
1Sa 25:10
Nabal refused the petitioners in the most churlish manner: “Who is David? who the son of Jesse?” i.e., what have I to do with David? “There by many servants now-a-days who tear away every one from his master.” Thus, in order to justify his own covetousness, he set down David as a vagrant who had run away from his master.
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