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Commentaries:
Barnes' Notes
Nathan the prophet - Here first mentioned, but playing an important part afterward (e. g. II Samuel 12:1; I Kings 1:10; I Chronicles 29:29; II Chronicles 9:29). From the two last passages it appears that he wrote the history of David' s reign, and a part at least of Solomon' s. His distinctive title is the prophet, that of Gad the seer (compare I Samuel 9:9). He was probably nuch younger than David. In II Samuel 7:3, he spoke his own private opinion; in II Samuel 7:4, this was corrected by the word of the Lord.
Other commentary entries containing this verse:
1 Kings 1:8
John 4:20
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